Thanks for visiting our web site. Please feel free to contact us if you have any questions about our goats, or would like to visit our farm. All does pictured have 12 hours of milk, as the pictures were taken at home. 

Our herd name came from the hill we live on, Addisonian Hill, which is just outside of Ashland, a small north central Ohio town.

The year of 2007 we were forced to make some major changes in the herd, because of health problems. We had to greatly reduce the number of goats in order to get the work load lighter. So, with great sadness we decided to part with our lovely Toggenburgs. Many thanks to all the buyers who gave our goats good homes and will continue to show them. We still have some Toggenburg semen available for sale. See our semen list for both breeds on the For Sale page.

We started with goats in 1984, purchasing two grade Toggenburgs. In 1985, we purchased a French Alpine doe, and we have continued with them since. Several does in our herd can be traced back to this original Alpine doe.

With having the health problems, we were unable to take the goats to a show in 2007, but they were linear appraised. Hopefully we will be able to make it to a couple of shows in 2008.

Our herd is CL free and very healthy. We vaccinate with CD&T, BO-SE and worm regularly.

All kids are removed at birth and are hand raised on heat treated colostrum and pasteurized milk. All kids receive their vaccinations on a schedule and are disbudded at an early age.

Prices are for pre-ordered kids and a $100 deposit will hold the kid of your choice. Kids may be picked up at three to four weeks of age. If the kid you select isn’t born, your deposit will be promptly refunded or you may select another kid. If the buyer decides to cancel the ordered kid, the money will not be refunded. We can ship kids out of Cleveland, Ohio.

We do sell several milking does a year, after they are fresh and we can evaluate them. Price will depend on the quality of the doe. Mature bucks are some times offered for sale also.

Thanks for looking at our herd!