Ripplin Creek Farm

Ripplin Creek Farm breeds fainting (myotonic) goats in Horse Cave, KY, south central Kentucky near Bowling Green. Lucinda Lee Adamson has over a decade of experience breeding hardy fainting goats, is a member of the American Dairy Goat Association, and follows CAE and caseous lymphadenitis testing. Kids are raised on rotational pasture with access to open-air shelters, with daily enrichment and handling designed to foster calm temperaments. Kidding seasons are scheduled in spring and fall to align with natural grazing cycles and ensure consistent herd health.

The herd grazes on a mix of native grasses and legumes, and nutritional plans are tailored to support lactation or growth phases. Adamson collaborates with local agricultural organizations and shares breeding insights at community events to promote sustainable farming practices. The farm’s three generations of breeding have established local recognition for sound conformation and gentle dispositions. A neighbor recently remarked on the herd’s even temper and sturdy build, reflecting a balanced approach to animal care.