EDEN-MADE DAIRY GOATS
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Kassie established Rose Red LaManchas as a 4-Her in 2004, with her first goat, Jenny. We used the Rose Red herd name with our group of ADGA registered Recorded Grade and LaMancha goats until 2020, when we decided to change our herd name to match more accurately with our farm name and "rebirth" as a family driven herd focusing on our own breeding. Our herd name is now Eden-Made. We rely on our goats to produce delicious dairy products and enjoy spending time as a family showing them at ADGA sanctioned shows around the state of Maine and New England. We participate in Linear Appraisal as available and began DHI Milk Testing in 2026.
Scroll down to read about the goat products & services we offer and explore our site to meet our does, kids & bucks! 
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Milk & Milk ProductsOur goats produce delicious milk! Goats' milk from different producers can vary widely in flavor due to production factors, but we find the taste of our goats' milk to be very comparable to cows' milk! Everyone we've "tested" has been unable to tell the difference! We sell milk and milk products under the Athens Food Sovereignty Act and a Maine state raw milk license. We sell both directly to customers and wholesale clients.
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Breeding & Kids
In addition to our bucks, we maintain a liquid nitrogen tank, and may have semen for sale. Inquire to see what we have available, or visit our Breeding page for more information! We accept reservations for the upcoming year's kids as soon as breedings are confirmed. We also have a wait list for those who aren't quite ready to commit to a reservation. See our Breeding page for more information. Please read our reservation policy on the breeding page!
We only sell goats to homes with other goats (goats are herd animals & don't generally do well alone) or in pairs (good news, we offer discounts on multiples!). Occasionally we offer older kids, yearling, and adult does or bucks for sale. Contact us to inquire or check our Facebook page. 
Our goats are tested free of CAE, Johne's Disease, Tuberculosis, and Brucellosis. We have no history of CL and maintain an abscess-free herd.
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ExhibitionsOne of the primary focuses of our dairy goat herd is showing! We exhibit our goats at ADGA sanctioned shows around the state of Maine and New England. We love that shows not only afford us the opportunity to exhibit the hard work we've invested in our breeding decisions and herd planning, but to spend time with our "goat family" and teach the general public about the magic of dairy goats! Come and find us at the fair!
Milk Testing
We offer 48 hour milk testing services to other farms and local producers (goat, cow, or sheep). It should be noted that we are not an accredited lab and for confirmation and treatment & cannot provide resistance information. Discuss results with your veterinarian to determine proper course of treatment. We have the ability to test for the following:
Samples should be collected while wearing disposable gloves. Discard the first few streams from the teat. Sanitize teat thoroughly and then collect approximately 2 ml of milk into a sterile container. Chill immediately and drop it off to us or mail it on ice. Samples can be composite (combination of milk from all halves/quarters of the udder) or from a single half/quarter. $12 PER SAMPLE RESULTS BY EMAIL, TEXT, OR FB MESSAGE IN 48 HOURS. Contact us with questions. |
