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Left Foot Farm Teens Running
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Left Foot Farm Bee and Firecracker in the Frost
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Left Foot Farm Poppy Peeking
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Left Foot Farm Baby Lluvia Blanca with Mom Raina
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Left Foot Farm Foxglove With Friends
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Left Foot Farm Baby Lluvia Blanca
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Left Foot Farm Bucks Tom and Dakota
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Left Foot Farm Hungry Girls
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Left Foot Farm Nigerian Dwarf Goat Cashew
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Left Foot Farm Nigerian Dwarf Goat AnnieAndBoys4Days
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Left Foot Farm Nigerian Dwarf Goat Holly and Pleasure
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Our girls grazing in the pasture
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Welcome to Left Foot Farm!
Left Foot Farm is a 25 acre family farm in the foothills of Mount Rainier in Washington State. Our goats are Nigerian Dwarf Dairy Goats and they are our passion. We are a licensed Grade A Raw milk dairy. We love the fact that that we are able to share the great tasting milk from our girls. There are so many variables that go into milk production and we are always learning. Pasture rotation, types of forage, types and amount of grain and now fodder are some of the things that we are either toying with now or plan to look at more closely soon. Our ideal is to be as “green” and organic as we are financially capable of. The goal of our breeding program is to produce conformationally correct and productive dairy goats. 2013 has been a busy year with many changes on the farm. . We are very excited to go through linear appraisal. To date we have not shown due to bio security concerns we have, however, many of the goats in our herd should be shown. This is something we go back and forth on. Every individual over 6 months old is tested annually for CAE, CL, Brucellosis, TB and Q Fever. We are grateful to have a negative herd.
We feel blessed to be able to enjoy life on the farm with our goats.
Thank you for your interest in our herd!