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'How did the Lakeshore Farms herd rise to the top so fast? Just 12 years after beginning with a 4H market
whether, to regularly head the line at National Shows? Megan attributes her herds' success to several factors but especially credits their strong foundations. Their first animals, four does and a buck came from the dispersing Linkville herd. That starter herd came complete with years worth of UCN's and other goat periodicals. Megan's mom, Kristine spent many hours poring over pages of dairy goat ads, studying all aspects of a good dairy goat. Mr. Earl Brown, owner of the Linkville herd, also put the Tredway's in contact with Karen Senn of Kastdemur's Nubians. The following year they purchased Karen's 10th place junior kid at the 1991 Nationals and many more animals in years following. Once Karen Senn of Kastdemur's moved to Northern California she graciously allowed the Tredway's to breed to
+*B Kastdemur's Crown Excess, the littermate to the 1997 National Champion GCH Kastdemur's Crown
Exstatic, who produced an initial 3 outstanding does in their herd; all of whom are GCH and have appraised EX90 or higher.'
United Caprine News
Written by Becky DiLella |