Melissa Fallot

Melissa Fallot raises dairy crosses — Nigerian dwarf and mini-Nubian goats — at J&M Farm in White River Junction, Vermont, in the Upper Valley region near the New Hampshire border, roughly 60 miles southeast of Montpelier.

The farm has been raising registered Nigerian dwarf goats since 2010, starting with a small foundation herd and expanding over the years to include mini-Nubians. Both breeds are registered, with Nigerians enrolled through ADGA and mini-Nubians registered with MDGA or TMGR depending on individual animal registrations.

Milk production is a clear priority at J&M Farm. Does participate in formal milk testing programs through their respective registries, and the herd includes animals from lines with documented milk stars. Kids leaving the farm intact are tattooed, vaccinated, and treated for coccidia prevention before going to new homes, and Nigerian dwarf buck kids have DNA samples submitted to ADGA in keeping with current registry requirements. Those looking for dairy crosses or registered Nigerian dwarf goats in Vermont will find a program here with a long track record and a structured approach to herd recordkeeping.

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