Key Hill Farm

Key Hill Farm is a livestock breeding operation in Central Alberta, Canada, specializing in registered Nigerian Dwarf goats and registered Highland cattle. Nigerian Dwarf goats were the first animals on the farm, and the herd has grown with carefully selected genetics from across Canada and the United States. Its breeding program emphasizes conformation, dairy strength, sound mammary structure, and ease of milking, with the aim of producing quality, show-ready animals.

The farm participates in shows, annual herd classification, one-day milk testing, and the 305-day Canadian Goat Society milk test. It also provides health-testing information, including results for Johne’s disease, CAE, and CL. Kids are removed at birth, bottle-raised, and started on heat-treated colostrum before transitioning to pasteurized doe’s milk.

Key Hill Farm lists its senior and junior does and herd sires, shares breeding schedules and sales information, and offers available animals. Its Highland cattle fold is featured alongside the goat herd, with separate information on health testing and availability