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Our Breed

The Alpine: our primary dairy-goat breed.

Recognised internationally for its dairy characteristics and milk-production potential, the Alpine is at the centre of everything we do at Aviana Farm.

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About the breed

Why we chose the Alpine.

The Alpine is a dairy goat recognised around the world for its dairy characteristics and milk-production potential. It is the primary breed at Aviana Farm.

We are building our herd with an emphasis on good genetics, proper identification, breeding records, animal health and responsible herd management, so that every animal contributes to a stronger, more productive herd over time.

  • OriginA breed developed in the French Alps and now kept by dairy farmers worldwide.
  • Dairy characterValued for good milk production and long, steady lactations.
  • AppearanceMedium to large goats with upright ears and many colour patterns.
  • TemperamentAlert, hardy and adaptable animals that respond well to good management.
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Every goat carries an individual DGAK certificate

Our herd standards

How we build a trusted herd.

Our goats have individual DGAK certificates, and our herd animals were sourced from farmers registered under the Dairy Goat Association of Kenya.

  • IdentificationEvery goat individually identified
  • Breeding recordsKept as the herd grows
  • Animal healthSound veterinary practices
  • Trusted sourcingFrom DGAK-registered farmers
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A white goat eating fresh green fodder
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Young white goats feeding around a wooden fodder rack, seen from above
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Goats in their pen seen through the fence

Breeding does & bucks

Available breeding stock.

We intend to make quality breeding does, bucks and other suitable breeding stock available to farmers looking to establish or improve their dairy-goat enterprises. Ask us about current availability.

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Breeding Does

Alpine does selected for dairy character, health and good records, for farmers starting or growing a milking herd.

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Breeding Bucks

Alpine bucks for farmers looking to improve the genetics and milk-production potential of their herd.

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Young Breeding Stock

Young Alpine stock raised on our farm, offered when suitable for breeding and confirmed directly with the farm.

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Please note: all livestock sales and availability are confirmed directly with Aviana Farm. Send an enquiry or message us on WhatsApp and we will tell you what is currently available.

For prospective farmers

Thinking of starting with dairy goats?

Good results come from getting the foundations right before the first goat arrives. These are the areas we would encourage every new dairy-goat farmer to plan for, and we are happy to talk them through with you.

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  • 01

    Housing

    Clean, dry, well-ventilated housing that keeps goats comfortable and healthy.

  • 02

    Nutrition

    A reliable supply of quality forage, clean water and balanced feeds all year.

  • 03

    Health & records

    Routine veterinary care, identification and records for every animal.

  • 04

    Markets

    A clear plan for where your milk and stock will be sold before you scale.

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Good genetics, good nutrition and good care: the foundations of a productive dairy-goat herd.

The Aviana Farm approach
A curious goat standing up against a fence
Mwiga, Nyeri County, Kenya

Make an enquiry

Interested in our Alpine goats?

Some of our products and services are still being developed. Enquire today and we will let you know about current and future availability.

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