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We are very proud to announce that Imnaha AL Lady Corazon 12*M has earned Merit Production Awards in recognition from the International Nubian Breeders Association!
- 2025 Bronze Merit Production Award for 118# butterfat in a 305-day lactation
- Extended Production Merit Production Award for 4,579 lb. milk in a 650-day lactation.
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Imnaha AL Lady Corazon 12*M has had a phenomenal record so far, milking through her first lactation and now completed her second. She also earned ELITE status at the 95th percentile. Corazon is the second of Alaric’s daughters to earn ELITE status. Imnaha AL Zelda 5*M earned ELITE status in 2024. Corazon is bred to Aldebaran and due March 22, 2026.
- DHIR:
- 1-08 305 2144 5.5%F 118 3.6%P 78
- 650 4579 258 180
- 3-02 290 2816 128 108; last test day 7.7# milk @ 6.3% fat & 4.2% protein.
- 4-01 51 498 19 19 (in progress) Last test day: 10.7# milk @ 4.2% fat & 3.6% protein.
- LIFETIME :7,893 400 307
ALL PHOTOS OF WINGWOOD FARM ANIMALS ARE USED BY PERMISSION OF KAREN AND FAUNA SMITH. Most photos used here were taken by Dianne E. Miller, but there are also some taken by Kelly Dodds, which are also used by permission.
Imnaha Nubians is located near Imnaha in beautiful Northeastern Oregon on a small farm of roughly eleven acres. We raise our animals to be highly productive, with correct conformation and breed type, and to be beautiful, friendly, easy to handle individuals. Our Nubian dairy goats are top-quality stock, based on foundation animals coming from the Wingwood, Woest-Hoeve, and Grande Ronde Nubian herds. All of our goats are ADGA-registered purebreds. While we have a comparatively small herd, we aim for the very highest quality.
You may rest assured that any animal you purchase from us is G6S-free. The animals in our herd have either been tested directly, or their parents or grandparents have, so that we can offer this guarantee. We are always glad to furnish documentation of that status whenever selling animals. In addition, all of our bucks are DNA-typed in accordance with ADGA requirements, and we are in the process of determining the Alpha S1 Casein status of our herd. So far, we have A-, B-, and N- variants.
We participate in Performance Programs as offered by ADGA to prove our stock. Our herd has been on continuous DHIA test since late 2014. Our last whole herd Linear Appraisal was in 2019 pre-Covid, but we hope to do another Appraisal in the next year or two. At present, there is no LA scheduled for our area for 2026. Meanwhile, we continue getting more DNA information on all of our animals. While we greatly enjoy showing, we don’t do much of that anymore, due to limitations of time, money, and the great distance to nearby shows. When shown, our animals always perform well due to our insistence on correct conformation, as well as above average production.
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