Located in north central Indiana, CG Heartbeats Farm wants to thank you for stopping by. Enjoy your visit. We raise 3 heritage chicken breeds and added Nigerian Dwarf goats in the spring of 2021
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Silver Gray Dorking
Swedish Flower Hens
Lemon Cuckoo Niederrheiner
Silver Gray Dorking, a five toed bird, has existed in some variation for over 2000. years. Writings during the reign of Julius Caesar depicts a five-toed bird. Named in more recent times (last 2 or 3 hundred years) after the town of Dorking, England. They traveled to the United States with the early settlers. I have found the roosters to be……Click to continue reading
The first Swedish Flower Hen birds were first imported into the United States in 2010. These beautiful birds known for their white tipped feathers are primarily an egg laying bird. Click to continue reading
This friendly breed has only been in the United States since 2014. Lemon Cuckoo Niederrheiner roosters weight may top out at over 10 lbs. They are truly a duel purpose bird as 6 hens have consistently laid anywhere from 1 to 6 eggs since the started laying at around 5-6 months old until going through their first molt. Click to continue reading
Our flock is National Poultry Improvement Program (or NPIP) certified # : 32 – 530.
New in 2021 Nigerian Dwarf Goats
The Nigerian Dwarf goats here at CG Heartbeats Farm are registered and include both champion and milk testing genetic lines. Three does are bred for the spring 2022 kidding season. Each one to a different buck. Click the picture below to learn more.
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