Where my husband Mike, my children Felecia and
Joshua and I live on 42 acres and raise cattle, hogs, chickens,
Reg. FB Boer and Boer crosses and Reg. Nubian dairy goats.
We have been raising goats since 1990. It all started when my daughter wanted to be in 4-H and she wanted a goat for her project...
Well 1 goat rapidly turned into 80+.
Although I have owned goats for over 10 years, I have recently started to seriously breed them for the style & qualities I like! I have many more years ahead before I can even come close to the great Nubian breeders of our time. I watch, listen and research and maybe one day I will be able to produce a consistent body style and mammary system that I can be proud of! I have gone through some illnesses, defects and diseases and have culled heavily to keep these out of my herd as much as possible. One thing that I learned about early on is CAE. Even though I don't know all the particulars I do know that it can devastate your herd and the viability of your potentially good goats. I am on a strict CAE prevention with my Nubian herd and feel I have reduced this horrific disease dramatically. I unknowingly bought goats that had CAE in my early stage of owning goats and feel strongly about being honest with every potential buyer and customer!!! I don't claim to be a CAE free herd but I do heat treat the colostrums and pasteurize my milk. I also do every thing in my power to be sure I buy or breed goats from herds that don't have CL. This to me is another cull factor! I give my dairy girls 2 years to prove themselves, mammary wise. If they aren't good enough to send to the Boer bucks they go, plain and simple. They must pull their weight one way or another! My goats are my hobby, my business and besides my family ... my life!!!

CHECK  OUT  IT  OUT

OUR 2008 NOMINATION TO THE ODGA BUCKEYE SALE

TROUBLED ACRES DOODLE

WE  ARE  NOW  SELLING  GOAT  MILK  SOAP  &  LOTIONS...

RED  ALERT......  RED  ALERT......

Am I seeing RED or is this the new guy on the block....

Introducing RED ALERT.

In hopes of adding RED to the herd I have purchased CJG 3152 AKA RED ALERT 

His pedigree includes these fine animals...

KALR's, NK's, 2 SIS Powell/Holman, SEGB Nico Botha Highlander & Keri-Rose.

 

Check out his first buck/wether born on the property...

 

Updated pics and info on him and the rest of the boer herd coming soon on the BOER GANG page.

 

The Sale April 8th 2006 was terrific.. Thanks to all the buyers

Both wethers sold at this sale won Reserve Champion at their county level. 

Go to our winning  Boer Cross-Wether  page to see pictures!

 

Congratulations to Brittny Fabelo for winning RES. CH at Butler Co purchased at the OCLA Sale.

Congratulations to Williams Family for winning RES. CH at Athens Co. purchased at the OCLA Sale.

 

We plan on consigning more wethers and does next year. 

Pictured below is of the goats we took ( 2 wethers and 1 doe) on the show rail with our NEW BANNER that Annette Bickel designed from Adventure in Advertising for us. Check her site out and see if she can't do something great for you!

Thanks to Annette Osborne, Keri Bickel and my 

daughter Fefe for helping me sale day! 

Be sure not to miss this SALE next year!!!

Go to my other pages to view more critters and kids.

My nubians and kids are The Trouble Makers

The Dairy Boys page

The Boer Boys page

Meet The Boer Gang

Our winning Boer Cross-Wether  page

My farm protectors are My Heelers

My Heeler pups sleeping with my kids.

The kids 4-H and Fair Daze

Take a look at my breeding schedule and see Who's Breeding Who

Check out Whats for Sale

Here's how to order a TAF kid

Here is my Breeding Price & Requirement List

Troubled Acres Farm is now offering Goat Coats and other goatie items for sale.

Visit the Troubled Acres Customer Appreciation page.


For more information on our family and farm contact:

Mike and Lisa Begley
481 Oak Grove Road
Martinsville, OH 45146
937-685-2026
or email us at
Troubled Acres Farm

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