Grace Hill Farm is a small farm located in Schuylkill County, PA (east central PA) focusing on Nigerian Dwarf Goats. As a member of the ADGA DHIR program, our goal is breed confirmation, milking bloodlines, and show quality goats. Our herd is regularly tested and have negative results for Biosecurity (CAE, Johne’s, and CL) as well as up-to-date on CD&T and Rabies.
Not only do we show our goats, but we also produce farm-based products like Raw Goat Milk for animal & craft use, Goat Milk Soap & Lotion and other farm products to support our local community needs.
Last updated: 02/03/26
***UPDATE - PENDING SALE***
⭐️Available Does!!! Must take 2. Discount for all 3!
1️⃣BETTER WAYZ MERCY ME 6*M GEEE 87
Dam: SG Better Wayz Sirocco’s Grace 5*M 90 VEEE
Sire: SG Old Mountain Farm Elton Jay ++*B ELITE
2️⃣GOATS@GRACE HILL H BO-KATAN
Dam: Goats@Grace Hill HS Foxglove 6*M VVVV 86
Sire: Kyeema Ridge Hurricane +B VEE 90
3️⃣GOATS@GRACE HILL HS HOT MOCHA
Dam: SGCH Better Wayz Swiss Mocha 4*M EEEE 92
Sire: Better Wayz Hammer In The Sky *B VVE 88
Details below...
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1️⃣BETTER WAYZ MERCY ME 6*M GEEE 87 - $600💵
Dam: SG Better Wayz Sirocco’s Grace 5*M 90 VEEE
Sire: SG Old Mountain Farm Elton Jay ++*B ELITE
This is a huge opportunity IF you're willing to take a chance on her... Mercy is a very beautiful doe with a chill personality. Unfortunately, she’s got a few things keeping her from shining in our herd. We also have several of her very close relatives and thus, we’ve decided that if the right herd wants to work with her, she should have the opportunity to excel. She has amazing potential in the show ring (1x RGCH) and unfortunately was excused due to height from the other ring but the judge loved her! She’s taller – just made height at LA in 2024 but you’ll need to keep up on her feet – something to consider for showing. Mercy has rocked on milk test with her highest being 7.7 lbs! She could likely could be Top 10 if you could do a 305 day lactation. She takes a while to dry off with her level of production – was still milking 5 lbs at 126 DIM. Mercy is currently dry for the 2nd year now. The first year she missed the window for our kidding cut off and was short cycling. She didn’t short cycle this past year but again, she didn't settle. We tried to get her to settle this spring and it didn't take. She also put on a little weight being with all the milkers on alfalfa this spring so guessing that's not helping either. She's on a diet and back on orchard grass hay so working to get her weight down. So, if you’re willing to work with her, give her some quality time with a buck and keep her feet trimmed, you could have a lovely doe in your herd. Or, keep her kids and increase production in your herd! Mercy will not be sold at regular price since we understand it's a gamble.
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2️⃣GOATS@GRACE HILL H BO-KATAN - $550💵
Dam: Goats@Grace Hill HS Foxglove 6*M VVVV 86
Sire: Kyeema Ridge Hurricane +B VEE 90
Bo-Katan (aka Bo) is maturing so nice and she’s a nice improvement over her dam. It’s truly a hard decision to let her go. Recently, we took Bo to a show and she didn’t really place well. It was a surprise to us because at her last show as a junior, she did great! On Bo’s first kidding, she had a single buckling and she had a tear at the edge of her vulva and it seems like ever since that, she gets a little worried about what you are doing ‘back there’ and she tucks her butt under and squats. Well, as the judge was walking behind her to feel her udder, SQUAT! (Doesn’t really look nice in a show ring.) We were so disappointed because she stands lovely for pictures. At home everyday, she comes out, jumps up on the stand, puts her head in the headlock and eats. No problem! As long as she knows we’re behind her to milk her, she stands just fine so it’s not an every day issue. I run my hand down her back and she doesn’t squat. But, out of her own space, get near that back end and the squats come back. It’s truly a shame but we keep a small herd to show and if she’s not able to handle shows, we don’t need another brood doe. Bo is on target to earn her milk star in September 2026 so if she is still here by then, she’ll get it. If you’re a milking herd and want to finish her star on your own herd testing, that works, too! Her teats are long and easy to hand milk. She’s milked twice a daily with a milking machine and hand striped so very comfortable with either. Bo does have blue eyes (if that’s your thing) and she’s kidded just fine both kiddings, all bucks so far. (That’s great if you want to create a future herd sire!) She’s a bit of a helicopter mom but a really good one. Her kids are well fed and don’t require much. Bo keeps tabs on kids so if you need a good dam to raise her kids, Bo is your girl!
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3️⃣GOATS@GRACE HILL HS HOT MOCHA - $650💵
Dam: SGCH Better Wayz Swiss Mocha 4*M EEEE 92
Sire: Better Wayz Hammer In The Sky *B VVE 88
Hottie is currently a dry yearling. We have her littermate sister and we always knew that we’d only keep one. We wanted to freshen them both and pick the best one but that’s proving harder with life’s commitments. We can’t freshen them all and Hottie has already missed out on being bred last year. She’s got such potential and we’re sure we’ll be disappointed that we didn’t keep her but we really keep a small herd and she deserves to have a performance herd where she can excel! Hottie is sweet and easy to handle. She was hybrid raised so not a full on bottle baby obnoxious attitude but also not a dam raised goat. She comes up to us daily to get pet, loves cookies, and is stand trained to eat. She has not had the opportunity to show but with some practice, she could be.
For more pics and info, visit our site at gracehillfarmpa.com/for-sale/
**Located in Auburn, PA. Annually clean tested herd for CAE, CL, & Johnes.
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