Stacey Collins

Stacey Collins runs Haymaker Farm, a small family operation in Cumberland, Maine, raising ADGA-registered Nigerian dwarf dairy goats. Cumberland sits in the greater Portland area, roughly 15 miles north of the city, making it a convenient source for dairy goat breeders in southern Maine and the surrounding region.

The program is grounded in show and production goals, with breeding selections focused on conformation, milk production, friendly temperaments, and overall appearance. Haymaker Farm participates in DHIR milk testing, Linear Appraisal, and ADGA shows, and has placed competitively at ADGA National events. Starting in 2021, all bucks owned by the farm have DNA on file.

Herd health is taken seriously: the entire herd is tested annually for CAE, CL, and Johnes. Collins takes a holistic approach to animal care, drawing on knowledge of goat physiology and behavior, and uses organic herbs and non-GMO feeds when available. Fecal exams are done in-house to target parasite treatment precisely rather than relying on blanket protocols. Stacey also serves as the ANDDA Eastern Director, reflecting active involvement in the Nigerian dwarf community beyond the farm itself.

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