Wendy Brandt

Note: The INPUT lists the breed as "Dairy Crosses," but the website clearly shows Anchors Aweigh Farm raises Nigerian dwarf goats — a specific dairy breed, not dairy crosses. I'll use the verified website data, which is the authoritative source.

Wendy Brandt raises Nigerian dwarf goats in Fort Benton, Montana, operating Anchors Aweigh Farm since late 2014. Fort Benton sits in the heart of central Montana, roughly an hour northeast of Great Falls, giving the farm a distinctly rural high-plains setting.

The program got its start when Wendy and her daughter, Heidi Brandt, each acquired their first Nigerian dwarf doe around the same time, with both herds growing quickly into active breeding operations. By the end of 2015, the farm had enrolled in the ADGA Plus program and was participating in DHIA milk testing, linear appraisals, DNA testing, and ADGA-sanctioned shows — a level of involvement that reflects a focus on documented dairy production and structural quality rather than novelty.

All does and bucks in the herd are registered with the American Dairy Goat Association (ADGA), and a number carry dual registration with the American Goat Society (AGS) as well. Anchors Aweigh Farm is noted as among the first Nigerian dwarf breeders in Montana to participate in both linear appraisals and DHIR milk testing, making it a notable program for buyers seeking dairy goats in Montana with a verifiable production and conformation record.

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