"Maryland's CODI Connection"© Maryland's Premier CODI Boer Goat Breeder. CODI-PCI, Fullblood, Percentage and Commercial Genetics. Meat, Wethers, Prime Replacement Stock. We are a small, very selective farm North of Baltimore and 20 minutes south of Gettysburg. Primarily focused on quality rather than quantity. We have added many CODI and *Ennobled* bloodlines.
email:      info@abbaboers.com
phone:     443-244-2432

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1800 Trevanion Road  Taneytown, MD 21787

We have a small farm on the eastern shore of Maryland. We offer proven quality show and breeding stock for sale at times. Our grandchildren show some of the animals at local county fairs and thru 4H with great success.
website:   http://www.beechtreefarm.net
email:      gjf1boergoat@yahoo.com
phone:     410-820-8310

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12050 Church Lane  Cordova, MD 21625

Boer Goats ABGA member 23899 Market quality, breeding stock, show quality meat goats.
website:   http://www.bittersweetfarms.net
email:      bittersweetboers@verizon.net
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1610 Reba Drive  Westminster, MD, MD 21157

Sawdust Sales, deliveries only, $165 for 10 to 11 yards. Call for further information
website:   http://www.bondsforestfarm.com
email:      whoamare@msn.com
phone:     410-877-7015

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2025 Connolly Road  Fallston, MD 21047

Comprehensive directory to breed associations for sheep, swine, beef, and goats.
website:   http://www.breedersworld.com
email:      jeff@breedersworld.com
phone:     (888) 660-7933

We are a small alpaca breeding farm. We sell alpacas, as well as alpaca fiber.
website:   http://www.lovemyalpacas.com
email:      rosepage@lovemyalpacas.com
phone:     240-577-1751

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PO Box 13, 48905 Tom's Way  Dameron, MD 20628

Association listings are free as a service to our vidoers. If your Association is not listed please contact us. If your Breed Association is interested in having their own web site, we would be happy to discuss our Association discounts.
website:   http://www.breedersworld.com/goat.html
email:      goats@breedersworld.com

Feederbrook Farm located in northern Baltimore County, Maryland. We are focusing on producing high quality hand spun and hand dyed yarn from our Shetlands sheep, llamas and angora goats. Our products include, hand spun yarn, sheepskins, roving and finished goods. Products are sold at a few local shows in the spring and fall, also at local yarn shops and out of a small retail studio located on the farm. We are also offering educational opportunities for individuals and school groups alike.
website:   http://www.feederbrook.com
email:      sheepfarming@feederbrook.com
phone:     410-357-5336

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1227 Morris Rd  Freeland, MD 21053

Galvinell Meat Co. Inc. has been a family run USDA business for over 40 years, and has provided the residents of Cecil county and surrounding areas with quality meats, services and products. We are also a "Meadowcreek" distributor of pig cookers, grills and other bbq equipment. We rent and sell bbq equipment, as well as BBq pigs and other foods. Stop by or call, and don't forget to visit our website for news and upcoming events. www.galvinell.com
website:   http://www.galvinell.com
email:      galvinell@zoominternet.net
phone:     (410)378-3032

address:

461 Ragan Rd  Conowingo, MD 21918

Little Piedmont Farm is a small truck farm in north Harford county. We raise fresh produce exclusively for the Promenade Grille in Havre de Grace, Md which is also owned by Piedmont Property, LLC. The company also sells its produce at the Grille location throughout the summer on the weekends. The farm also has nearly 50 free range hens and its big brown eggs are also for sale. The donkeys are a labor of love.
email:      grillemaster@yahoo.com
phone:     410-638-6095

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1313 Heaps Road  Street, MD 21154

Maryland Department of Agriculture list of agricultural organizations
website:   http://www.mda.state.md.us/on_web/ag_links/md_ag_organizations.php

Want to know the difference between a llama and an alpaca? Go here Is it a Llama or an Alpaca?Interested in becoming a member of the Maryland Alpaca Breeders Association? Print out our online application. For questions about the Maryland Alpaca Breeders Association, contact a member of our MABA Board. For general alpaca questions, check the directory and e-mail or call the MABA member nearest you.
website:   http://www.marylandalpacas.org/index.html
email:      info@marylandalpacas.org

Maryland and surrounding states have a large number of superior Registered Brown Swiss cattle for viewing. The Maryland Brown Swiss herds rank among the highest in the United States for production. Also, many ALL-AMERICAN nominations (and winners) are from herds in the area.
website:   http://www.marylandbrownswiss.org/
email:      bscow@comcast.net
phone:     301-371-5206

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7417 Round Hill Road  Frederick , MD 21702

The Maryland Dairy Goat Association is a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting the dairy goat. The MDGA sponsors goat shows and other goat related activities each year.
website:   http://marylanddairygoat.org/
email:      webmaster@marylanddairygoat.org
phone:     410-253-4758

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22300 Fitzgerald Drive  Laytonsville, MD 20882

MDIA enhances the economic viability of Maryland dairy farmers and the dairy industry. The organization works on behalf of Maryland's 575 dairy farms to provide a unified voice for the industry. MDIA works at the grassroots level, maintaining close relationships with the state's dairy farmers, government officials, educators, media and consumers.
website:   http://www.marylanddairyindustry.org
email:      secretary@marylanddairyindustry.org
phone:     301-349-0750

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23301 Mount Ephraim Road  Dickerson, MD 20842

Our Mission Statement: To promote and preserve unregulated direct farmer-to-consumer trade that fosters availability of locally grown or home-produced food products.
website:   http://www.micfa.net
email:      Liz@micfa.net

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P.O. Box 239  Bowie, MD 20719-0239

The Maryland Shorthorn Association, Inc. (MSA) known until 1965 as the Maryland Shorthorn and Polled Shorthorn Society, was organized in 1954 as a non-profit corporation to "encourage the raising, breeding and marketing" of purebred Shorthorn and Polled Shorthorn cattle in Maryland and adjacent areas.
website:   http://www.shorthornsonline.com/md_assoc/index.html
email:      shorthorn@hughes.net
phone:     410-775-2581

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12527 Good Intent Road  Keymar, MD 21757

The MVMA has a leading role in the advancement of the science and art of veterinary medicine in the Old Line State. From the mountains of Garrett County to the beaches of the Delmarva, veterinarians unite to further their professional and personal development.
website:   http://mdvma.org/
phone:     410-931-3332

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8015 Corporate Drive, Suite A  Baltimore, MD 21236-4977

We have been raising award winning Shropshire Sheep since 1968. Our sheep have the best blood lines. Shropshires make great 4-H projects, are fun to raise and show, and are great in the freezer. Give us a call for all your sheep needs breeding, showing and market.
website:   http://shropshires.info
email:      bryan.miller@shropshires.info
phone:     301-514-7955

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24417 Ridge Road  Damascus, MD 21716

As a leader in nutrition research since 1915, the National Dairy Council® is dedicated to providing timely, scientifically sound nutrition information on the health benefits of milk, cheese and yogurt. We invite you to use this Web site as a resource for current scientific research that supports the health benefits of dairy foods, or to locate basic dairy nutrition facts. Not only does the site provide sound science on why dairy is good for you, but it also offers easy, practical tips to help add dairy to your diet.
website:   http://www.nationaldairycouncil.org/

DHIA is in the business of collecting and processing data into information for management decisions. Our primary function is to record essential data on the dairy and to organize the data into reports used for management of the dairy operation. Another important function is to assemble DHIA records into a national database that is used for genetic evaluation, breed improvement programs, sire selection and testing, research, and education.
website:   http://www.dhia.org/
email:      jmattison@requestltd.com
phone:     608-848-6455

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421 S. Nine Mound Road, P.O. Box 930399  Verona, WI 53593

The NMC (formerly the National Mastitis Council) is a not-for-profit professional organization devoted to reducing mastitis and enhancing milk quality. The NMC promotes research and provides information to the dairy industry on udder health, milking management, milk quality, and milk safety. Founded in 1961, NMC now has about 1,500 members in more than 40 countries throughout the world. The NMC is headquartered in Verona,Wisconsin, located just outside of Madison, the capital of Wisconsin. What Does NMC Do? • Provides a forum for the international exchange of information relating to mastitis control and milk quality • Develops and publishes educational materials including books, brochures and audio visuals on udder health, milking management and milk quality • Establishes guidelines for mastitis control methods • Develops protocols for determining effectiveness of mastitis control products • Monitors changes in technology relating to udder health and milk quality • Holds meetings and provides continuing education opportunities • Helps fund the National Mastitis Research Foundation NMC Membership The NMC is a membership-based organization, independent of any university or government agency. NMC membership is open to anyone with an interest in udder health, milking management, and milk quality. Individuals and companies from all segments of the dairy industry are represented in membership, including dairy producers, veterinarians, researchers, extension specialists, industry suppliers, dairy plant field staff, regulatory officials, and students. No other professional organization in the dairy industry offers such diverse expertise as NMC.
website:   http://www.nmconline.org/
email:      nmc@nmconline.org
phone:     608-848-4615

address:

421 S. Nine Mound Road  Verona , WI 53593

Reverie Acres is a family run, family oriented non-smoking riding facility located in Port Republic, MD. Facilities consist of an indoor riding arena with attached 12' x 72' viewing room and 12 stall barn, an outdoor arena and two round pens. Students begin riding at age 5 and are taught by a CHA certified riding instructor (Level 4 English, Level 2 Western). Limited boarding for students only. The stable is located on Agricultural Preservation land and also is home to a small herd of Nigerian Dwarf dairy goats.
website:   http://www.reverieacres.com
email:      randi@reverieacres.com
phone:     410-495-7605

address:

2425 Parkers Creek Road  Port Republic, MD 20676

Star Gazing Farm is a non profit (501(c)3) organization that serves as a sanctuary for unwanted, abused, and stray farm animals. It runs a placement network throughout the area, helping good homes connect with animals in need, and offers educational and community service opportnities to area youth. As part of its outreach in animal care, the farm provides shearing services for sheep, goats, llamas, and alpacas at farms in Maryland and surrounding states.
website:   http://www.stargazingfarm.org
email:      farmeranne@stargazingfarm.org
phone:     301-349-0802

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PO Box 162  Boyds, 20841 MD

We sell registered Katahdin Hair Sheep all natural without antibiotics or growth hormone. Ewe and ram lambs for sale and yearling ewes for sale. Approximately 100 total available for sale.
email:      herbgorin@hughes.net
phone:     410-822-3761

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28425 Brick Row Drive  Oxford, MD 21654

We are a small farm in Southern Frederick County, Maryland. We sell our hay, straw, fiber(angora) from the bunnies, goats and sheep and cattle. We have Registered Droset sheep and sell their lambs as well. We are opening a small fiber and gift shop also!
email:      cheryl-lynne@drybranchhollow.net
phone:     301-874-2146

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6105e Dickerson Road  Tuscarora, MD 21790

Nestled amidst lush rolling pastures beneath Maryland’s Sugarloaf Mountain, we are committed not only to our alpacas health and welfare but our clients success by providing personalized customer service. Our breeding selections are aimed at producing the highest quality fiber with an emphasis on black and mahogany. We operate on an alpaca-first basis when setting our farm priorities and practices and continually strive to provide a healthful and low stress environment. Our hands-on mentoring program gives you the option to board your animals with us and work by our side to learn proper alpaca procedures and practices. No matter what your experience, we look forward to sharing our passion!
website:   http://www.sugarloafalpacas.com
email:      info@sugarloafalpacas.com
phone:     301-606-2133

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1347 Buckeystown Pike  Adamstown, MD 21710

Sunset Acres is a farm focused on hay and livestock. Sunset Acres actually came from the joining of Misty Rose Farm and Vanik's Hay & Cattle. We are located in both Street,MD and Glen Rock,PA. We have many products and services available including hay, straw, cattle (beef), sheep (lamb), rugs (hides), wool, welding, shearing, etc. We are involved with both 4-H and FFA.
website:   http://VaniksSunsetAcres.com
email:      aseyfert@udel.edu
phone:     410 804 0492

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2908 Dublin Rd  Street, MD 21154

Breeders of Olde English Babydoll Sheep. Our flock is made up of mostly Black Babydolls and some white. We apply only the best in breeding practice and we do not inbreed. Our Babydolls were hand picked from other breeders large and small making every attempt to keep the blood lines far apart and to own sheep that represent only the best in breed qualities the Babydoll Southdowns are so well known for. We are now accepting reservations for the upcoming lambing season.
website:   http://www.babydollsouthdowns.com/
email:      babydollsouthdowns@msn.com
phone:     410-374-0232

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3100 Falls Road  Hampstead, MD 21074

Here at Wagon Wheel Ranch, located in Mount Airy, Maryland, we believe there is a right and wrong way to do everything. Whether it means waking up at 5:30 in the morning to feed or staying up into the later hours to make sure a birthing animal receives the attention it needs, we are 100% dedicated to our animals and our customers. We raise grass fed beef, lamb, goats, and free range pork in Mount Airy, Maryland.
website:   http://www.wagonwheelranch.org
email:      bschiner@aol.com
phone:     443-271-6850

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661 West Watersville Road  Mt. Airy, MD 21771

A Maryland Century Farm that has been family owned and operated since 1869, currently operates 130 acres with 3 commercial broiler houses, hay and livestock. We have hay for sale usually year round with goats and cattle being available periodically throughout the year.
website:   http://www.freewebs.com/wheatridgefarm
email:      wheatridgefarm@hotmail.com
phone:      410-883-2703

address:

5641 Newhart Mill Rd  Galestown, MD 21659