Standing Stone Nubians

Standing Stone Nubians is a boutique dairy goat farm located in Middle Tennessee, specializing in raising and breeding happy, healthy registered Nubian goats with high milk production, that are people friendly.

Nubians are quickly becoming the most sought after breed of goats due to their outstanding ability to produce sweet, rich tasting milk. Their milk, contains a higher butterfat content as compared to other goat breeds. This added fat content is great for producing cheese, fudge, ice cream, and butter.

We breed to maintain and improve our lines with an emphasis on producing correct, statuesque, feminine Nubians that milk not only quantity, but for quantity and longevity.

Our current bloodlines include Lakeshore Farms, Kastdemur, Goldthwaithe, Price O the Field, Pruittville,  Foxwood, Fra-jac, and Kismet.  Our goat's hail from Slate Woods   farm of Kentucky,  Hagler farm of Tennessee, Pruittville farm of Louisianna, TLC-Farm of Texas and Blissberry Nubians of Minnosota.

All of our goats receive vaccinations for CD/T, Staph mastitis and pneumonia. All of our animals currently test free annually for CAE and we no longer test for TB as Tennessee is a free state at this time.   Breeding is done in a controlled manner to achieve best of breed for both dairy and show. They are fed free choice Alfalfa/orchard grass hay, minerals and baking soda. We feed at various rations, depending on each animals needs a 18% dairy grain and beet pulp and soybean meal. We use BoSe injections as a source of selenium supplement as needed.

Our goats are currently registered with the ADGA under the herd name S-Stone farms.  Previously, our does were registered as S-Stone Four Winds however, we quickly realized we needed more space for names. My daughter, Jennifer Butler, began registering her own Nubians under the herd name of Trivium in 2009. Her goats will be maintained here on the farm and managed the same as the Standing Stone herd.

In addition to raising and breeding for sale to other like minded dairy goat herd owners, we will be striving to produce "Old World Style" cheeses, goat milk lotions and soap. We offer cheesemaking classes that will include both demonstration and hands on.

The Butler Family
Gallatin, TN

The Butler's 615-461-8339

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Standing Stone Nubians is a boutique dairy goat farm located in Middle Tennessee, specializing in raising and breeding happy, healthy registered Nubian goats with high milk production, that are people friendly. Nubians are quickly becoming the most sought after breed of goats due to their outstanding ability to produce sweet, rich tasting milk. Their milk, contains a higher butterfat content as compared to other goat breeds. This added fat content is great for producing cheese, fudge, ice cream, and butter. We breed to maintain and improve our lines with an emphasis on producing correct, statuesque, feminine Nubians that milk not only quantity, but for quantity and longevity. Our current bloodlines include Lakeshore Farms, Kastdemur, Goldthwaithe, Price O the Field, Pruittville, Foxwood, Fra-jac, and Kismet. Our goat's hail from Slate Woods farm of Kentucky, Hagler farm of Tennessee, Pruittville farm of Louisianna, TLC-Farm of Texas and Blissberry Nubians of Minnosota. All of our goats receive vaccinations for CD/T, Staph mastitis and pneumonia. All of our animals currently test free annually for CAE and we no longer test for TB as Tennessee is a free state at this time. Breeding is done in a controlled manner to achieve best of breed for both dairy and show. They are fed free choice Alfalfa/orchard grass hay, minerals and baking soda. We feed at various rations, depending on each animals needs a 18% dairy grain and beet pulp and soybean meal. We use BoSe injections as a source of selenium supplement as needed. Our goats are currently registered with the ADGA under the herd name S-Stone farms. Previously, our does were registered as S-Stone Four Winds however, we quickly realized we needed more space for names. My daughter, Jennifer Butler, began registering her own Nubians under the herd name of Trivium in 2009. Her goats will be maintained here on the farm and managed the same as the Standing Stone herd. In addition to raising and breeding for sale to other like minded dairy goat herd owners, we will be striving to produce "Old World Style" cheeses, goat milk lotions and soap. We offer cheesemaking classes that will include both demonstration and hands on. The Butler Family Gallatin, TN The Butler's 615-461-8339 NEXT PAGE 'width' is a duplicate attribute name. Line 1, position 37.