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Bookmark or Share- Golden Guernsey Goat: Breed Info, Characteristics, Breeding, and Care“A Guernsey goat? I thought it was a cow!” If your thought process is like mine was when I first heard of Golden Guernsey dairy goats, you might be surprised to learn about this rare yet remarkable dairy breed. Golden Guernsey goats are named for Guernsey Island, located in the English Channel.
- Golden Guernsey Goats – Characteristics, History, Uses & CareGolden Guernsey goats have a unique golden coat that ranges in color intensity. They are known for their gentle and friendly nature, making them ideal for small farms and homesteads. The breed was significantly developed by Mrs. Miriam Milbourne in the 1920s and 1930s.
- Royal Golden Guernsey Goat SocietyRoyal Golden Guernseys in the United Kingdom originally came from goats imported from the Channel Islands. They are raised for milk but do not produce as much as the larger dairy breeds. Butterfat and protein levels are generally the same as most other breeds.
- Golden Guernsey - British Goat SocietyThe Golden Guernsey is a golden colour with medium gold being the most common, but the golden colour can vary from a pale blonde to a deep bronze. The length of a coat can vary considerably, but generally there is some fringing.
- Golden Guernsey I United States I Americn Guernsey AssociationLearn why Guernsey milk is the best option for you, your friends, and your family. The Guernsey breed has an amazing story: a heritage of premium nutrition and taste, local farmers making a difference, and exceptional customer service. The Golden Guernsey legacy continues today with its rich, creamy, golden milk and beautiful brown cows.
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