SOLD - PAST KINDERS 

Fur Immer Farm

first breeders of KGBA Kinder Goats in Pennsylvania

SOLD KINDERS:

Sold 2024 to Shelah McNab - Rocky Top Acres, Hancock, MD
- KGBA Fur Immer Farm LGLJ Keanu #3186071B
DOB  04/01/2018 3rd generation

SOLD 2023 - Brie Honeycutt , TN         
Parker - 5th generation KGBA Kinder BUCKLING
DOB: March 19, 2023
​Princess Sara x Faith Haven Levi

SOLD 2023 - Brie Honeycutt, TN
​Juliet  - 3rd generation KGBA Kinder Doeling
DOB: March 14, 2023
Lady Godiva x Faith Haven Waylon

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​Sold 2023 to Danielle Bray, VA Bray's Homestead Kinders
KGBA Faith Haven Farm RS Waylon
DOB 5/25/2021 #4217821B

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​SOLD in milk 2023 thank you Greek Hill Kinders
KGBA Fur Immer Farm OSPWR Be-Bop-A-Lula
​DOB 5/4/2020 2nd generation

​SOLD in milk 2023 thank you Greek Hill Kinders
KGBA Fur Immer Farm MSBTK Lucille Moon  #3207204D
​DOB 4/1/2020 3rd generation

​​SOLD in milk 2023 thank you Greek Hill Kinders
KGBA Fur Immer Farm EK Shocking Blue Venus #3207205D
​DOB 4/23/2020 3rd generation

SOLD 2020 - Staabs
​KGBA Fur Immer Farm GL Princess Little Diva  #3164946D  
DOB 3/11/2016 3rd generation

SOLD 2020 - Baileys transferred to unknown in 2022
​KGBA Fur Immer Farm CJLA Moonlight Serenade  #2164945D
DOB 3/14/2016  2nd generation

SOLD 2020 - McNabs, MD Rocky Top Acres
Returned to us 2025 bred to FIF Dazzle

SOLD 2020 - Kimberly Hyland, MD Blue Lady Kinders
​KGBA Fur Immer Farm RMx  Babylon  
DOB 3/16/2016  2nd generation

 
SOLD 2020 - McNabs. MD - 2023 transferred to Brie Honeycutt, TN 
​KGBA Fur Immer Farm PL Breakfast At Tiffani's  #2164943D
DOB 3/17/2016  2nd generation  

  

SOLD in milk 2021 - Bristers @ Greek Hill Kinders, PA
​KGBA Fur Immer Farm MM Oh Sweet Pea   #1164940D
DOB 7/17/2016  1st generation

SOLD 2021 - Bristers @ Greek Hill Kinders, PA
​KGBA Fur Immer Farm OSPHD My Girl Kathy Ann #2185849D
DOB 1/11/2018  2nd generation

 
SOLD 2020 - Stoltzfus
KGBA Fur Immer Farm CJTZ Raspberry Beret #2175459D
DOB 4/16/2016  2nd generation  (small stature)

SOLD in milk 2021 - Bristers @ Greek Hill Kinders
​KGBA Fur Immer Farm BMJ Tiptoe Thru The Tulips  #2186087D
DOB 04/01/2018  2nd generation

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SOLD 2020 - Spaltis
​KGBA Fur Immer Farm BMJ Lily of the Valley #2186086D
DOB 04/01/2018  2nd generation

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SOLD in milk 2020 - Baileys - transferred to unknown in 2022
KGBA Fur Immer Farm RPH Build Me Up Buttercup  #2186084D
DOB 04/01/2018  2nd generation

​SOLD 2021 - Gunnells
KGBA Fur Immer Farm KAK My Sweet Serenity
DOB 04/07/2019  3nd generation 

​SOLD 2021 - Spaltis
​KGBA Fur Immer Farm RPH Yellow Rose of Texas  #2186085D
DOB 04/01/2018  2nd generation

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SOLD 2021 in milk Bristers Greek Hill Kinders
KGBA Fur Immer Farm PMx Athena #2175460D
DOB 4/03/2017  2nd generation

SOLD 2021 - Bristers - Greek Hill Kinders
​KGBA Fur Immer Farm PDFVC Amazing Grace
DOB 04/23/2019  4th generation  - Freshener

​SOLD 2021 - Peacheys
​KGBA Fur Immer Farm EFVC Queen Esther
DOB 05/08/2019 3rd generation  -  Fresh

SOLD 2021 - Peacheys
KGBA Fur Immer Farm YRRM Hey There Delilah
DOB 05/18/2019 3rd generation - Fresh

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2022 Bristers - traded for Greek Hill Kinders AN Nila Selena
KGBA Fur Immer Farm MMMCF Pretty in Pink #4217738D
DOB 4/14/2021 4th generation

​SOLD  2021 - Bristers - Greek Hills Kinders
​KGBA Fur Immer Farm EPH Billy The Kid  #2185851B
DOB 4/01/2018  2nd generation

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​SOLD 2021 - Bristers - Greek Hill Kinders
​KGBA Fur Immer Farm BcRM Noah
DOB 05/30/2019 3rd generation

SOLD 2021 - Danielle Bray
KGBA Fur Immer Farm TTG King David #327207B

Kinder
The fall of 1985 found the Showalters of Zederkamm Farm, Snohomish, Washington in a bind. Their old Nubian buck had died and left their two Nubian does without a mate. True, they had other goats including several Pygmies and the Pygmy buck was eager to be of help. So they bred the Nubians to the little fellow and in the spring of 1986 three little doe kids were born, the first Kinders. One, called Liberty, stayed at Zederkamm Farm, one was placed with a 4-H girl and the other went to live with Teresa Hill, a nearby goat enthusiast.

Liberty turned into a delightful goat with a charming personality, delightfully rich, sweet milk and the ability to produce three to six kids every year. More crosses were made, this time in a deliberate attempt to produce more of these moderate sized, highly efficient diary goats. Teresa Hill saw the potential of these goats with their smaller size, high feed conversion efficiency, rich milk and easy fleshing. Along with two other local Snohomish ladies, Daralyn Hollenbeck and Kathy Gilmore, Teresa launched an organization to register and promote this new, dual-purpose breed of goats. Initial publicity found a ready interest among goat fanciers around the country and now over 50 herd names and many hundreds of goats are registered with the Kinder Goat Breeders Association.


The Kinder goat, as it has evolved, is a joy to milk and an ideal small homestead milk producer. Though smaller, Kinder goats are required to meet the same standards of production to be eligible for star milker awards as their larger counterparts registered by the American Dairy Goat Association. With a base production of 1,500 pounds of milk and/or 52.5 pounds of butterfat in 305 days or less, freshening at 2 years or less in age, these hard working little animals stand up well in comparison. The original, Zederkamm Liberty, has a 305-day record starting at 3 years and 6 months of age of 1,730 pounds of milk and 115 pounds of butterfat.

Since the breed is being developed as a dual purpose breed, it is also important to note that the wethers (does as well) make extremely desirable meat animals. Usually born weighing 4 or 5 pounds, they grow rapidly at a rate of about 7 pounds per month. Recently some 6-month-old wethers were slaughtered weighing about 50 pounds and dressing out at 30 pounds. This makes the dressing percentage a very favorable 60 percent. Older wethers have an even higher dressing percentage with some 14-month-old wethers having a live weight of 80 pounds and a carcass weight of 50 pounds - a dressing percentage of nearly 63 percent.

It is easily possible for a Kinder doe weighing about 115 pounds to produce five kids who in 14 months can weigh 80 pounds each and dress out at 50 pounds thereby producing 250 pounds of meat each year.



The  information contained on this page are provided courtesy of the

Kinder Goat Breeders Association, P.O. Box 1575, Snohomish, WA 98291-1575

Oklahoma State University : http://www.ansi.okstate.edu/breeds/goats/kinder/index.htm