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Explore the latest educational events and conferences that Broken Top is attending this year. Join us to continue growing and bettering our farms and animal husbandry! Continuing Education 2024 Educational Events, Trainings, and Conferences Broken Top is Attending! Oregon State University Small Farms Conference February 27, 2024 Corvallis, OR Check It Out W hat are we doing here? We are excited to attend sessions on Using Your Farm to Educate and Build Community, Funding Opportunities for Farmers, and USDA/NCRS Resources for Small Farmers. We will also peruse vendors' and exhibitors' booths. Sheep and Goats for Small Farms March 2, 2024 Virtual Check It Out W hat are we doing here? While we sure know a lot of basic husbandry and info, there is always a chance to learn updated information and new ways of thinking and managing the goats. Plus it's free and virtual! QPR Suicide Prevention Training for the Agricultural Industry March 21, 2024 Virtual Check It Out W hat are we doing here? Abby has a strong belief in placing mental health above all else in life. The brain and emotions run our actions, thoughts, and life quality! This training is a specialized Suicide Prevention course open to all and FREE, and specializes in the struggles we, as farmers, face. Oregon State FFA Convention March 22 or 23, 2024 Redmond, OR Check It Out W hat are we doing here? We look forward to attending any workshops that pique our interest, viewing any exhibitors or booths available, and supporting and viewing the accomplishments of our youth! Central Oregon Ag Show April 6 or 7, 2024 Redmond, OR Check It Out W hat are we doing here? We plan to enjoy looking at vendors and networking, as well as attending any infosessions that peak our interest! Central Oregon Goat Education Day April 20, 2024 Powell Butte, OR Check It Out W hat are we doing here? Abby will be teaching "Dairy Goat Showmanship and Fitting", shopping local vendors, and attending info sessions. A fun raffle will certainly be participated in as well. Family Farm Expo June 1, 2024 Redmond, OR Check It Out W hat are we doing here? We look forward to seeing animals of course! Vendors and booths will be viewed throughout the day. American Dairy Goat Association National Convention October 19 - 24, 2024 Lake Geneva, WI Check It Out W hat are we doing here? We can't wait to head to the "home state". Certainly visiting with friends and family, but very busy with workshops, education, social events, and the spotlight sale! Additionally, Abby will be attending Judging Training Conference and aspiring to become an ADGA licensed judge!

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Our chickens never fail to out-produce our demands and we are always willing to sell to locals or passerby's. A fillable order form is on the page as well. Order Eggs by the Dozen Local to Central Oregon only, please! How would you like to be contacted? * Required Text Call Email Order Thank you for your order! We will reach out soon to arrange pick-up or drop-off. $4 per Dozen To Pay Now: Scan with yo ur Phone Camera or Click Pay

2026 planned shows and any resulting significant wins for each animal or group class. 2026 Shows Click on any photos to enlarge them. ISDGA Show May 23, 2026 - May 24, 2026 Boise, ID 4-Ring Senior, Junior, Buck •NAME (Junior Kid) - PLACINGS •NAME (Intermediate Kid) - PLACINGS •NAME (Dry Yearling) - PLACINGS •NAME (Milking Yearling) - PLACINGS •NAME (2-3 Milker) - PLACINGS •NAME (3-4 Milker) - PLACINGS •NAME (5+ Milker) - PLACINGS •NAME (Buck) - PLACINGS To play, press and hold the enter key. To stop, release the enter key. NWODGA Show May 29, 2026- May 31, 2026 Salem, OR 4-Ring Senior, 2-Ring Junior To play, press and hold the enter key. To stop, release the enter key. •NAME (Junior Kid) - PLACINGS •NAME (Intermediate Kid) - PLACINGS •NAME (Dry Yearling) - PLACINGS •NAME (Milking Yearling) - PLACINGS •NAME (2-3 Milker) - PLACINGS •NAME (3-4 Milker) - PLACINGS •NAME (5+ Milker) - PLACINGS RDGA Show June 14, 2026 Roseburg, OR 4-Ring Senior To play, press and hold the enter key. To stop, release the enter key. •NAME (Milking Yearling) - PLACINGS •NAME (2-3 Milker) - PLACINGS •NAME (3-4 Milker) - PLACINGS •NAME (5+ Milker) - PLACINGS Barn in the USA June 26, 2026 - June 27, 2026 Ridgefield, WA 3-Ring Junior, Senior, Buck To play, press and hold the enter key. To stop, release the enter key. •NAME (Junior Kid) - PLACINGS •NAME (Intermediate Kid) - PLACINGS •NAME (Dry Yearling) - PLACINGS •NAME (Milking Yearling) - PLACINGS •NAME (2-3 Milker) - PLACINGS •NAME (3-4 Milker) - PLACINGS •NAME (5+ Milker) - PLACINGS •NAME (Buck) - PLACINGS RVDGA Leila Berry Show July 19, 2026 Central Point, OR 3-Ring Junior & Senior To play, press and hold the enter key. To stop, release the enter key. •NAME (Junior Kid) - PLACINGS •NAME (Intermediate Kid) - PLACINGS •NAME (Dry Yearling) - PLACINGS •NAME (Milking Yearling) - PLACINGS •NAME (2-3 Milker) - PLACINGS •NAME (3-4 Milker) - PLACINGS •NAME (5+ Milker) - PLACINGS Deschutes County Fair July 28, 2026 - August 2, 2026 Redmond, OR 2-Ring Juniors & Seniors •NAME (Junior Kid - PLACINGS •NAME (Intermediate Kid) - PLACINGS •NAME (Intermediate Kid) - PLACINGS •NAME (Intermediate Kid) - PLACINGS •NAME (Dry Yearling) - PLACINGS • Junior Breeder's Trio (Names) - PLACINGS •Junior Get-of-Sire: NAME (Names) - PLACINGS •NAME (Milking Yearling) - PLACINGS •NAME (Mikling Yearling) - PLACINGS •NAME (Milking Yearling) - PLACINGS •NAME (2-3 Milker) - PLACINGS •NAME (2-3 Milker) - PLACINGS •NAME (3-4 Milker) - PLACINGS •NAME (4-5 Milker) - PLACINGS •NAME (7 + Milker) - PLACINGS •NAME (7 + Milker) - PLACINGS •NAME (Champion Challenge) - PLACINGS • Dam & Daughter (Names) - PLACINGS • Dam & Daughter (Names) - PLACINGS • Produce of Dam (Names) - PLACINGS • Dairy Herd (Names) - PLACINGS • Senior Get-of-Sire: NAME (Names) - PLACINGS • Senior Breeder's Trio (Peppa, BeeDee, KP) - PLACINGS • Multigenerational Family (Zip, BooBoo, Roo ) - PLACINGS • Multigenerational Family (Peppa, Minnie, Meeska) - PLACINGS To play, press and hold the enter key. To stop, release the enter key. Oregon State Fair August 29, 2026 - August 31, 2026 Salem OR 1-Ring Junior & Senior To play, press and hold the enter key. To stop, release the enter key. •NAME (Junior Kid) - PLACINGS •NAME (Intermediate Kid) - PLACINGS •NAME (Dry Yearling) - PLACINGS •NAME (Milking Yearling) - PLACINGS •NAME (2-3 Milker) - PLACINGS •NAME (3-4 Milker) - PLACINGS •NAME (5+ Milker) - PLACINGS

Straws available from bucks we have in our AI tank. Semen For Sale Semen that we have collected, have a surplus of, or no longer work for our breeding program. *click on any goat's name to be taken to it's full pedigree/page* The Rainbow Bridge For Sale Reference Herds Name "Nickname" DOB: Sire: Sire's Sire: Sire's Dam: Dam: Dam's Sire: Dam's Dam: BLURB

Three lists of resources for any goat owner, from pet to performance herds. We have registry links, ADGA-specific links, and our own custom forms and informational sheets. Resources Links and Resources to help you in your goat journeys. Feel free to utilize our forms for your personal use, giving us credit of course! We can modify and Broken Top form content, color, or add your logo. We charge $5 to edit or $10 to create a form for you. Organizations & Businesses Broken Top's Personal Resources Showing American Dairy Goat Association Nigerian Dairy Goat Association American Goat Society American Nigerian Dwarf Dairy Association Central Oregon Goat Association Northwest Dairy Goat Association Roseburg Dairy Goat Association Rogue Valley Dairy Goat Assocation Washington - DHIA Goat Health Book Scheduled Goat Care Individual Goat Health Record Individual Kidding Record Sales Agreement Breeding Contract Monthly Finance Sheet Annual Goat Sales Record DHI Basics ADGA Sanctioned Show List ADGA Show Guide Parts of a Dairy Goat Dairy Goat Breed Standards Goat Showing Brochure Does My Doe Have a Milk Star? Dairy Goat Acronyms Show Supply List Goat Showing Brochure So You Want a Goat? Pasteurizing How-To Emergency Evacuation Goat Farm - Finance Tracker Template Doe Lease Form Pet Goat Suggested Care

A list of our current breedings and accompanying reservations. Goat reservations are completely free and preference is always given to performance homes that will prove our animals through showing, milk testing, or linear appraisal. Current Breedings & Kiddings See the projected improvements and features pick out the best prospective addition to your herd! Inquire about discounts for youth actively showing in 4-H or FFA, multiple purchase discounts, and performance herds. For pricing questions, please see the "Policies " page before reaching out. 2025 Breeding Season is in the works! All reservations are FREE!!! Send a message with your desired pair or specific traits and we'll mark you down. Please read the sales policy with questions and reach out if you can't find an answer you need. Thank you to all buyers and future buyers!! Reminder to get reservations early, as we sold out quickly this past year! Youth, performance homes, and multiples all get discounts! Interested in wethers for pets? Send us a message to be on our pet list! Don't see your favorite doe here? She's probably on lease! Check out her individual page for the link to the farm where she's at.

We believe it is important to recognize our role as having a business platform. We acknowledge both the disparities in our world and the challenges faced by those people, as well as the indigenous people who involuntarily gave their land to our purpose. Acknowledgements Equity, Inclusivity, and Diversity Broken Top Farm believes that we all have a role in making this world a better place, every day, little by little. We have a platform of a business, we are a role model for some, and we are a public resource for goat knowledge. Having these platforms provides opportunity to do the important work, the hard work. Until its no longer hard work to stand up for what's right for all. We do not make these moral choices because any one group of people is superior. Rather, we hold these values because there are far too many groups of people being oppressed, silenced, murdered, and ignored. We take responsibility to honor and value diversity. We recognize the challenging steps towards justice and accept our responsibility in being equitable. We offer inclusivity and accessibility with an open mind. We support minority businesses. We respect and consider a variety of cultures and religions. We recognize the many inequalities and systematic put-downs that minority groups deal with on a day-to-day basis. Improvement in all these areas is a life-long feat. We're here to promise that we will always try to do better. While we may never be able to see every perspective - all perspectives will be heard, respected, and sympathized with. You are valued here. You are welcome here. You are supported here. Indigenous Land Acknowledgement Broken Top Farm is rested among the homelands of the Klamath Tribes: the Klamath, the Modoc, and the Yahooskin-Paiute people. The Klamath tribes resided on these lands long before we can imagine. They provided for the lands, and the lands provided to them. In 1864, a treaty was signed with the United States government to allow fishing, hunting, and water rights to settlers. They surrendered nearly 22 million acres, leaving their tribes with only 1.5 million acres. Despite this tremendous reduction, the Klamath tribes became some of the wealthiest and most successful in the country. In 1954, the federal government broke their treaty and passed the Klamath Termination Act. This removed all land rights, concessions, and protection from the federal government. Despite the tribes having an overwhelming vote against this. The purpose of this harmful act was simply to allow the federal government access to the abundant resources in the area. In 1986, after many years of lobbying and perseverance, the Klamath tribes regained federal recognition and restoration. However, the Klamath tribe was not granted any physical lands back, only their recognition. They were the only tribe to have this condition. Today, the Klamath Tribes are one of nine sovereign, indigenous nations in Oregon. The mission of the Klamath Tribes is to protect, preserve and enhance the spiritual, cultural, and physical values and resources of the Klamath, Modoc, and Yahooskin-Paiute people by maintaining the customs and heritage of their ancestors. They teach, “naanok ?ans naat sat’waYa naat ciiwapk diceew’a” - We help each other; We will live well.” We respect the forceful sacrifices made by these people and many others. We help each other. We will live well.

Broken Top Farm raises friendly, show quality, ADGA-registered Nigerian Dwarf dairy goats in Central Oregon. Inspired by my childhood AGDA herd, Broken Top Farm - established in 2020 - is a hobby farm of Nigerian Dwarfs. Broken Top values quality show animals that have sweet, pet temperaments. Broken Top participates in shows across the Pacific Northwest, Linear Appraisal, and DHI Milk Testing Programs. We are ADGA Plus and ANDDA members. We test all animals over 1 year of age annually for CAE, CL, and Johnes, and are negative annually since October 2021. The owner, Abby, enjoys judging youth shows and takes pride in the youth supported through the annual Kid Commit Program. I offer mentorship, hoof trimming/corrective trimming, blood draws, banding, ultrasound clinics, shaving, and vaccinations! I also am a youth judge for 4-H and FFA shows and am happy to discuss helping your youth with a judge that "gets" their project! We have a "suggested" price, for the services, but it's more about growing a community and supporting each other. I also have some farm products available as we are able. They vary in availability based on how busy farm life is so ask before ordering: pounded metal name tags, handmade soap, chapsticks, bath bombs, shower fizzies, pet treats, custom forms for record-keeping, and more as we learn new skills! Reach out for more info. I moved to Central Oregon due to a life-long love of the Pacific NorthWest. When I drove that loaded U-Haul over the desert, Broken Top greeted me on the horizon and tears filled my eyes. I hade made it. As I explored the area, I fell in love with the values, adventure, and spirit. A climb to Broken Top Mountain, specifically No Name Lake, is my favorite feat in the Cascade Range. I am more than welcome to discuss sales, provide guidance, and visit farms. Reach out and we can chat! Welcome to the Broken Top herd! Abby & the Goats (and the dogs and cats) Please reach out before stopping by, we would love to show you around! La Pine, OR, USA brokentopnigerians@gmail.com (920) 296-9374 Send My Message Thanks for submitting!

An overview and links of our many years of showing ADGA Nigerian Dwarf Goats. Show History 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 2026

An updated list of animals for sale as well as links to our currently scheduled breedings for the season. For Sale Goats that are for sale, currently. Check out our "Policies " page for specifics on purchasing fro m us. *click on any goat's name to be taken to it's full pedigree/page* Please check our Current Breedings page for future kids available. All adult animals available will be posted here. *click on any animal's name to go to it's full page* This is to continue taking our herd in the direction and style we are aiming to achieve, and not that any of them are not worthy of their place here. If you are interested in any of these animals, please reach out. Preference and discounts may be given to performance (DHI, LA, show homes) as well as youth buyers. Till-Riv BWZ Flash Point (DNA) PENDING SOLD Goldie OBO Koopa OBO Peony $1200 OBO Broken Top FP Karma Chameleon OBO

An introduction to our second flock of ours, the chickens. Read their humorous biographies and get to know their personalities. The Chickens The real herd queens. Megan C'mon, look at her. Foxy for sure. Definitely more of a "Karen". Silkie Ozzy The sweetest little "baby ostrich". Naked-Neck Silkie Lil' Red She's little and red. Easy enough! Rhode Island Red Mick Yup, Mick Chicken. Easter Egger Kanye A little short, a little strange. Finally, a Kanye we like. Black Orphington Millie Sweet Mildred, an old soul. Lavender Orphington Peaches Happy that Cream is gone so she's no longer a duo. Blue-Laced Golden Wyandotte Paduwan This initiate arrived to us after a battle, with nothing but a rat tail (tail feathers). Remain vigilant as she builds her lightsaber. Black Copper Maran Hei Hei Probably a seagull in disguise. ColorPack Maui Uses way too much hair gel. Olive Egger Missy A true party girl, Get Ur Freak On. Polish x Silkie Caillou Another poor girl that came to us bald, but so smart! Ameracauna Amphitrite "Amp" Maran means woman of the sea, so meet Poseidon's wife! Black Copper Maran Gigantor We really have no clue why she's so tall. Easter Egger Mix