Nicole Zaagman

Note: The input lists the breed as "Dairy Crosses," but all verified web sources confirm Parkside Farm raises registered pygmy goats, not dairy crosses. I'll write the listing based on verified data from the website and search results, using the breed actually documented for this farm.

Nicole Zaagman raises registered pygmy goats at Parkside Farm in Byron Center, Michigan, about 20 minutes south of downtown Grand Rapids. The farm spans 8 acres and takes its name from its park-like setting of trees and natural landscaping.

Nicole's history with the breed goes back to childhood, and her herd has been dual registered with the American Goat Society (AGS) and the National Pygmy Goat Association (NPGA) since the farm's establishment in 2021. The farm also holds a Michigan Goat Scrapie ID through the USDA, reflecting a commitment to herd health documentation. For those searching for registered pygmy goat breeders in Michigan, Parkside Farm is one of the few operations in the state that combines a registered breeding program with long-term hands-on experience with the breed.

Beyond the breeding program, the herd serves a broader educational role through Nicole's Jump for JOY Program, which travels across the state to schools, senior centers, and community events. Nicole has also authored two children's books rooted in the lives of the farm's goats, and semen from the herd is available for shipping through Stateline Cryogenics.

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