Mother Elm Farm

Mother Elm Farm breeds Kiko goats in Pierceton, Indiana, within the northern Indiana region near Fort Wayne. Kevin Cook has spent several years focusing on sound genetics through meticulous, detailed record keeping and routine veterinary screenings with trusted professionals. Its goats enjoy daily rotational grazing in fenced pastures and retreat to a clean, dry shelter where regular handling encourages calm, confident animals.

Clear documentation of lineage and health history supports each kid’s long-term well-being and adapts to breeding goals that prioritize resilience and temperament. Basic hoof trimming, parasite management, and nutritional adjustments follow best practices for Kiko goat health throughout the seasons.

Kevin’s experience reflects a hands-on approach to breeding with respect for each animal’s unique traits and potential on diverse small-scale farms. Prospective owners note the goats’ hardy builds and even temperaments when introducing them to new environments, routines, and handling programs.