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Founded in 1968
Affiliated to the British Goat Society since 1969 and Member of the Rare Breeds Survival Trust
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Welcome to the Golden Guernsey Goat Society website |
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Golden Guernseys in the United Kingdom originally came from goats imported from the Channel Islands. |
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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. |
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They are suitable for those without grazing, who do not have a very large plot of land, and who want to give their family wholesome milk, produced at home. |
| The 2022 calendar is now on sale - order it on the Sales page. | |
| Unsure how to start goatkeeping? Buy the Beginners' Guide - it's on the Sales page. | |
| Neither the Golden Guernsey Goat Society nor its officials may be held responsible for any of the material, views, statements or inaccuracies found within these website pages. | |
| Information found here is for general guidance purposes only. However further knowledge can be obtained by becoming a member of the Society. | |
| © All the information and pictures on the pages of this website are copyright of the GGGS and various of its members. All rights reserved. Please email the Webmaster for permission to reproduce any part of these pages. | |
| Page last updated 04-Oct-2021 | |
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