Noosa Goat Co

Noosa Goat Co Nigerian Dwarf Goat Breeder Join The Raw Milk Revolution. Our goats are perfect for those that realise the importance of food quality and food security.

From the hills of Noosa Hinterland we strive to create the healthiest Holistically raised goats in Australia which are perfect to add to the family for your homestead as milking goats or fun loving pets

Goats in every home is our vision whether this be having your own herd of goats on your homestead or through our luxury artesian products. The milk is incredible and we aim to create the best quality milk in not only taste but health benefits. The manure is also liquid gold for your fruit trees and veggie gardens. We have chosen Nigerian Dwarf Goats as our goat of choice for a few reasons.

1) First of all they have incredible temperaments so are amazing for small children as well their miniature height makes them perfect for cuddles and great for your mental health.

2) They produce superior milk with high butterfat which is deliciously creamy and smooth. Their butterfat percentage ranges from, on average, 6%-10% with the protein content being correspondingly higher than that of standard height does. Cheese produced from their milk has a very smooth and silky texture making the Nigerian Dwarf a very popular dairy goat for artisan cheese makers.

3) They have quite a large yield for such a small animal. The Nigerian Dwarf produces an average of 1.8 litres of milk at their peak with the maximum being 4 litres for exceptional does. They are perfect for homesteaders, who want to be more self sufficient as with the milk not only can you drink it you can also make yoghurt, cheers, kefir and soap. Jump on our waiting list our next kids are due to be born July/ August 2023

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Tomorrow I start this course, I am sooo pumped as it ties in with everything I believe in.I've met Graeme a few times an...
22/03/2026

Tomorrow I start this course, I am sooo pumped as it ties in with everything I believe in.

I've met Graeme a few times and hes an absolute genius I will keep you all posted on what I learn


20/03/2026

Luna aka Lunatic decided she is a tree goat today.

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18/03/2026

Sometimes we get to busy in life to remember whats truly important.

Being an almost full time farmer now you learm how precious moments are with your animals as you never know when your last time will be with them.

before you get worried Merlins fine but a couple of months back I didnt know if I could turn his health around and had seriously considered putting him down to put him out of his misery, so every moment with him now I honour, even if he is being a little s**t.

I still remember every goat I have lost, some haunt you as you know it was a mistake you made, they are hard as normally it happens when you have so much going on in life you just miss the signs they give you.

they are the hardest lessons you learn sometimes you collapse and just want to give up but something inside of you pulls it back together and you use those hard lessons as an opportunity to learn.

You also learn to forgive yourself knowing you are only human and you are just doing your best.

so be present with those you love humans and your non humans as you never know whats next :)

18/03/2026

Even though Joybelle has a broken leg sje is still getting her flirt on with the boys.

She is on heat, so i locded the boys away from her so she can have one of her daily roams but she is just hanging out right beside them teasing them.

17/03/2026

Copper Bollus has been a huge game changer for the herd.

Ive been to talks on goats and the scientists were saying that chemical wormers were only workimg roughly 50% of the time.

We have never just drenched all the herd as that is not revommended as it create drench resistent worms. we have drenched goats that showed signs of worms.

Its one of the hardest things with goats as worm infestations can happen in just a couple of days.

Here are the main causes

Low grass - All your worm and parasites are low to ground

Feeding on ground - Our goats have evolved to be smart if food is dropped on the ground they dont touch it unless they are desperate.

Not enough ad lib feed, ad lib just means available at all times. If they arent getting enough food theor rumen isnt functioning optimally

No rotational grazing - worms can build up in environment, currently there are 3 paddocks resting soon to be 4.

atleast a 3 week rest as a minimum.

not enough copper and minerals this is where the copper bollus comes in handy and free range access to minerals at all times, when we have beem slack on this is when we have had issues.

wheat - goats are just not designed to eat wheat it causes havoc in their system, especially if they have to much or its introduced to quick.

most wheat is also heavily sprayed and lots of it is gmo and not labelled.

rain and heat especially at the same time is a crucial time to be super proactive on all above.

16/03/2026

Midnight chasing down Cheekie and giving her a good thrust.

noticed how she tucked in her pelvis this means the job is done.

In 5 months Cheekie will be having her first kids.

Atleast she will be happy now as she was screaming all morning to be put with the boys now shes finally quiet.

She was flirting with her dad Flame but she had to settle for Midnight instead haha

15/03/2026

No food goes to waste as Merlin thinks an orange peel is a special treat.

Hercules is happy with his new spot
12/03/2026

Hercules is happy with his new spot

11/03/2026

The sun is out so drying everything out all doors and windows open the goats didnt get the memo that they are outside animals.

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09/03/2026

Free range minerals is one of the most important things for goats health especially around times of severe weather. It can be the difference between life and death.

We also gave an extra copper bollus (a capsule of copper) in preperation for these rains even though they have free range copper we find its not enough as our soils don't have enough.

Copper is crucial for rumen function and worms hate copper.

we are about to double their minerals to 20 different types currently they have 10.

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05/03/2026

Bessie loves scratches and attention she is due to kid in the next month or so.

05/03/2026

Raw Goat Milk new label

A2 Milk from Nigerian Dwarf Goats

Not for human consumption.

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Black Mountain, QLD

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