| Welcome to: GREEN PASTURES |
| BREEDERS OF: Tennessee Myotonic (Fainting) Goats & Miniature Silky Fainting Goats |
FAINTING GOATS: We are proud members of MGR (Myotonic Goat Registry) and the IFGA. We maintain a herd of premium myotonic goats also referred to as fainting goats. We have some of the best does that we could find - both well known herd names and older established herds of Tennessee where the fainting goat originated. We have large smooth coated fainters in a variety of colors. For those preferring slighty smaller goats, we have those too in a variety of colors. We work with our customers to insure that they are getting the best goat for their unique goals and desires. Our goats are both horned and polled (naturally hornless). Myotonic goats are classfied as a meat breed, but with the quality of our stock very few are eaten. Most are sold as breeders, pets, and natural brush clearers. To see our herd and learn more about these wonderful goats click here FAINTING GOATS |
MINIATURE SILKY FAINTING GOATS: This is our most unique endeavor! These long-haired "silky" goats are myotonic as well as gorgeous. Every one who sees them on our farm is captivated by their unique look. We have long haired does in assorted colors and several outstanding bucks. We are proud to be involved in the development of this unique breed of goat. You must see them ~ just click on SILKIES! |
| Nashville (Hermitage), Tennessee |
| In 2007 we were interviewed by PURSUE the PASSION, to see the video please go to: http://www.pursuethepassion.com/interviews/2007/11/13/just-wanting-to-be-outside/ This has now been released as a book..."from CEO's to a goat farmer in rural Tennesse"(that would be me) |
| Brian and Linda Harrison Green Pastures Email: linda@blessedgreenpastures.com Phone: 615-335-2466 |
So kick back...
Relax.....
(okay, maybe not this much)
(okay, maybe not this much)
and fall in love
with goats...
with goats...
| NOTE: The goat used for the MSFGA logo was Renaissance - sire of Rembrandt and grand sire of a number of our silkies! See the resemblance? Rembrandt has moved on, but he will forever remain the goat 'that started it all' for us and we were thrilled to own him! Sol-Orr's Rembrandt |
