Maine
Breeders
Dorothy Sewall
Regional Information
There is low selenium in the soil in Maine. Goats should receive selenium supplements in mineral salt or by injection.
Dairy Information
Milk samples may be sent to:
State Regulations
A prior permit is required for all goats imported into the state (If anyone can let us know how to actually obtain a permit, please let us know!)
Goat Whey Farm
1365 S. Clary Road
Jefferson, ME 04348
207–620–2067
dorothy1324@hotmail.com
Stephanie Calder of Singing Falls Farm has dispersed her herd. During her breed stewardship, her herd's offspring were sold in Maine, but we have not located them. Please let us know if you find any. We would like to thank Ms. Calder for her years of stewardship that contributed to saving San Clemente Island goats.
Dairy One
730 Warren Road
Ithaca, NY 14850
800–344–2697
Fees (updated February 2007): $5.85 per sample to test fat, protein, and somatic cell count.
Best to call before you send the sample.
Goats imported into the state shall be accompanied by a certificate of veterinary inspection issued within the 30 days prior to importation.
All goats imported into the state shall be identified by either: scrapie identification tags issued by the Department or the United States Department of Agriculture; breed registration tattoos accompanied by breed registration certificates or other tattoos approved by the Department; or USDA-approved electronic identification devices.
San Clemente Island Goat Association