Krystal Kreek Toggenburg
Dairy Goats

Thank you for your interest in KRYSTAL KREEK TOGGS. We have been active in breeding, showing and selling Toggenburg dairy goats since 1983. Our dairy goat herd now consists of about 50 animals. In 1990 we established a grade B dairy and successfully shipped milk to Bongraine Cheese USA until 1997. Our main focus continues to be breeding outstanding, long, elegant Toggenburg goats with good feet and legs. We have purchased some top quality sires who have helped move our dairy goat herd in the desired direction.

We have experienced good performance in both the show ring and milking parlor. We have not been able to participate in a dairy goat milk test for several years due to cost and time constraints. We participate yearly in the linear appraisal program and have found this to be very helpful in evaluating our Toggenburg dairy goats.

A full work schedule allows us to compete at about seven dairy goat shows each year. We attended the 2003, 2004 and 2006 Nationals. Krystal Kreek Toggenburg dairy goats and their direct descendents placed well at both shows. At the 2004 Dairy Goat Nationals GCH Krystal Kreek Wrevenge Amelia's daughter GCH Cherry Glen Tristin Ayla 2*M became NGCH. At the 2004 Nationals SGCH Krystal Kreek Amelia's *M daughter Ayla won the NGCH. She was also GCH at the 2006 Nationals in Indianapolis. Amelia has been shown at the Nationals since age two and has always placed in the top five in her age group for dairy goat does. She has also won the Dam and Daughter and The Produce of Dam classes at the last three Nationals. Her daughters also placed first in the yearling, three year old and four year old classes at the 2006 Dairy Goat Nationals.

At the 2006 nationals we won reserve national junior champion with Krystal Kreek Doner Fleta. Krystal Kreek Forsooth Beatrice was the second place senior kid.

2007 was the most exciting year for us yet with Krystal Kreek Wrevenge Amelia winning National Champion!

For additional information about Toggenburg dairy goats please visit the
American Dairy Goat Association at www.adga.org or
Toggenburgs at www.GoatWeb.com