Last Modified: 09/3/2019
Hello and welcome to our website. Skybird is a small family run farm in Frederick, MD, which has been breeding Alpines and Nubians for five years. Though we started with Nubians, we are now shifting our focus on breeding show quality Alpines. We attend local shows in Maryland and neighboring states, and attended our first ADGA national show in 2018. We specifically breed for strong, sturdy does that milk willingly while maintaining a healthy body condition. We purposefully keep our herd size to a minimum, keeping only about 10 does in milk each year. With a smaller herd, we give each doe the love and attention she needs, and our herd is extremely healthy as a result.
Feel free to contact Rachael with any questions or kid reservations at:
240-812-2077
rachael.skybirdalpine@gmail.com
Hello and welcome to our website. Skybird is a small family run farm in Frederick, MD, which has been breeding Alpines and Nubians for five years. Though we started with Nubians, we are now shifting our focus on breeding show quality Alpines. We attend local shows in Maryland and neighboring states, and attended our first ADGA national show in 2018. We specifically breed for strong, sturdy does that milk willingly while maintaining a healthy body condition. We purposefully keep our herd size to a minimum, keeping only about 10 does in milk each year. With a smaller herd, we give each doe the love and attention she needs, and our herd is extremely healthy as a result.
Feel free to contact Rachael with any questions or kid reservations at:
240-812-2077
rachael.skybirdalpine@gmail.com
"In the last light of the evening, the air was thick and purple, stars cold and distant high above, as the sun settled behind the peaks of the worn Appalachian mountains. As those last threads of light touched the sky, there was a little green pond hidden among the trees in the cooling air, mist rising from the surface. From that pond, a little white bird, an osprey, rose from the murky water above the trees. In the last light of the evening, the osprey was the skybird."
-Rachael
-Rachael
