Hebron Farm is nestled in the Ozark mountains of Arkansas. I have been raising and showing NPGA (National Pygmy Goat Association) registered pygmies since 1993. My herd has produced two National Champions and numerous Grand and Permanent Grand Champions. I have a healthy, well cared for herd. Pygmy goats have been a passion of mine since I purchased my first "pygmy type" wether named Pete.  The seller told me he was a pygmy goat and would grow to be only around 20 pounds and be the size of a small dog. Not knowing a thing about pygmy goats and being a trusting soul, I believed the person and purchased this cute little silver bottle baby. As I began researching how to care for Pete, I soon learned he was not a pygmy goat. Eventually he grew to be about 100 pounds and as tall as a large dog. I loved him regardless and began my quest for true, registered pygmy goats. I found a local pygmy goat club, became a member, and learned all I could from experienced breeders.  This launched my love of the breed and people involved with these gregarious little heart stealers. Some of my best friends have been made through showing pygmies. I have been an officer of United Pygmy Goat Club since 1997. I was a member of the Breed Standard committee of NPGA and currently hold the position in NPGA of Judges Training Coordinator.  I am dedicated to preserving the health and breed  standard of the pygmy goat.  Please browse my site and see some of the animals that I am blessed to call mine.