Cashmere Goats

Previous offspring: 2025: NORH Sam Finja (M), NORH Saloma Finja (F) 2024: NORH Ulvar Everod (M), NORH Ulla Everod (F) 2022: NORH Johanna Brevik (F), NORH Agda Brevik (F) 2021: NORH Svea Abisko (F), NORH Dolf Abisko (M) 2020: NORH Tolla (F)

Soffi is a small framed cashmere doe with red guard hair over a cream colored cashmere undercoat. She has a white stripe on one side. Soffi's dam, FXMF Irish Freckle, took first place in the Cashmere Goat Association's 2021 fleece competition. Both Soffi's sire and dam are registered. Her dam's "FXMF" prefix ties back to Foxmoor Farm's red cashmere line, which had been bred since 1991 before Nordic Horn acquired the herd in 2017. Previous offspring: 2026: NORH Sakke Gränna (M), NORH Sender Gränna (M) 2025: NORH Saga Finja (F), NORH Sorella Finja (F) Our goats are raised on silvopasture, a mix of trees and open pasture that lets them browse the way goats naturally want to, and we keep our management light on purpose. The herd is trained to both portable electric net fencing and Nofence virtual fencing (a collar-based system that keeps goats in a set area without any physical fence at all), so they're reliable and easy to contain wherever you're set up. When you buy from us, you'll get a full copy of that goat's health and birth records along with our written herd health plan, so you know exactly what's been done and what to expect going forward. Each goat also comes microchipped in the left ear with a small, standardized chip (the same kind used nationally for identification and transport), which takes the place of plastic tags or tattoos and stays with the goat for life.

Previous offspring: 2025: NORH Elfrid Finja (F), NORH Sällfrid Finja (M)

Previous offspring: 2025: NORH Uno Reverse (F), NORH Lally Finja (F) 2024: NORH Lisebet Everod (F)

Previous offspring: 2025: NORH Halina Finja (F), NORH Hanne Finja (F)

Previous offspring: 2025: NORH Okki Finja (F), NORH Oktava Finja (F)

Previous offspring: 2025: NORH Odilia Finja (F), NORH Odette Finja (F)

Saloma is a one year old red cashmere doe, easy to pick out in the herd thanks to a distinctive white spot right between her horns. She's still young and finding her personality, and lately that means deciding that peppermint flavored horse treats are worth coming over for. She's curious and food motivated, the kind of goat who'll check your hands before she checks you out. This past season was Saloma's first year growing a cashmere coat, and she came through it with a good, dense cover, soft to the touch with nice loft underneath the outer hair. It's a strong first fleece for a young doe, and typically goats fill out and improve their coat each year as they mature, so there's reason to expect even more from her going forward. Like the rest of our herd, Saloma is raised on silvopasture (a mix of trees and open pasture that lets goats browse the way they naturally want to), and she's trained to both portable electric net fencing and Nofence virtual fencing, a collar based system that keeps her contained without any physical fence at all. She's settled and easygoing with our low management style. When you bring Saloma home, you'll get a full copy of her health and birth records along with our written herd health plan, so you know exactly what's been done for her and what to expect next. She's also microchipped in her left ear with a small, standardized chip (the kind used nationally for identification and transport), so there's no plastic tag or tattoo involved, just one chip that stays with her for life.

Alexsandra was raised as a bottle baby

Leja was raised as a bottle baby.

Lenora was raised as a bottle baby. She has cream undertones.

Ofelia was raised as a bottle baby

CPRC Rafaele is Nordic Horn's herd sire, purchased in 2025. He's a white cashmere buck, CGA registered under CGA# 2087, born January 9, 2023. His sire is NZ Cashmere Dixon and his dam is CPRC Mina. Rafaele is a two-time award winner, placing 5th at the 2024 NWCA (Northwest Cashmere Association) fleece competition and 3rd at the 2025 CGA (Cashmere Goat Association) fleece competition. He's sired most of this year's kid crop, and the farm has been happy with the offspring he's produced so far.

Sabina is a white cashmere doe kid, born April 9, 2026. Her sire is Caprette Cashmere's Rafaele, a buck with 50% New Zealand Cashmere genetics who placed 5th at the 2024 Northwest Cashmere Association (NWCA) fleece competition and 3rd at the 2025 CGA/NWCA Goat Fleece Competition, a joint event between NWCA and the Cashmere Goat Association that judges raw fleece quality. Her dam, NORH Splash, is a red doe born in 2018 who has kidded every year since 2020, several of those years with twins. Cashmere goats grow two layers of coat, a coarser outer layer for weather protection and a soft, fine undercoat that comes in through the colder months, and that undercoat is part of why the breed does well on light management and browsing rather than heavy grazing or barn-intensive care. Sabina is still young, just a few months old, so she hasn't grown into her adult coat or her full personality yet, but she comes from parents with strong, established track records on both the fleece and the kidding side. Our goats are raised on silvopasture, a mix of trees and open pasture that lets them browse the way goats naturally want to, and we keep our management light on purpose. The herd is trained to both portable electric net fencing and Nofence virtual fencing (a collar-based system that keeps goats in a set area without any physical fence at all), so they're reliable and easy to contain wherever you're set up. When you buy from us, you'll get a full copy of that goat's health and birth records along with our written herd health plan, so you know exactly what's been done and what to expect going forward. Each goat also comes microchipped in the left ear with a small, standardized chip (the same kind used nationally for identification and transport), which takes the place of plastic tags or tattoos and stays with the goat for life.

Vackra is a white cashmere doeling, born May 25, 2026. Her name means "beautiful" in Swedish. Her sire is Caprette Cashmere's Rafaele, a buck with 50% New Zealand Cashmere genetics who placed 5th at the 2024 NWCA (Northwest Cashmere Association) fleece competition and 3rd at the 2025 CGA/NWCA Goat Fleece Competition, a joint fleece-judging event between the two associations. Her dam, NORH Sigfrid Abisko, is a brown doe born in 2021 whose first recorded kidding, in 2025, produced a set of twins. Like other cashmere goats, Vackra will grow a coarse outer coat over a soft, fine undercoat that thickens up through the colder months, which is part of why the breed gets by on less intensive care than a lot of other livestock. She's still just a couple of months old and building her personality, but she comes from a sire with a fleece-competition record and a dam who's already producing multiples. Our goats are raised on silvopasture, a mix of trees and open pasture that lets them browse the way goats naturally want to, and we keep our management light on purpose. The herd is trained to both portable electric net fencing and Nofence virtual fencing (a collar-based system that keeps goats in a set area without any physical fence at all), so they're reliable and easy to contain wherever you're set up. When you buy from us, you'll get a full copy of that goat's health and birth records along with our written herd health plan, so you know exactly what's been done and what to expect going forward. Each goat also comes microchipped in the left ear with a small, standardized chip (the same kind used nationally for identification and transport), which takes the place of plastic tags or tattoos and stays with the goat for life.

Ida is a white cashmere doeling, born May 25, 2026, the same day as her sister Vackra, who's also listed for sale. Her sire is Caprette Cashmere's Rafaele, a buck with 50% New Zealand Cashmere genetics who placed 5th at the 2024 NWCA (Northwest Cashmere Association) fleece competition and 3rd at the 2025 CGA/NWCA Goat Fleece Competition. Her dam, NORH Sigfrid Abisko, is a brown doe born in 2021 whose first recorded kidding, in 2025, produced a set of twins. Ida is already weaned and ready to move to a new home. Like her sire's side, she'll grow a coarse outer coat over a soft, fine cashmere undercoat as the weather turns cold, and that undercoat is part of why the breed gets all the love. Our goats are raised on silvopasture, a mix of trees and open pasture that lets them browse the way goats naturally want to, and we keep our management light on purpose. The herd is trained to both portable electric net fencing and Nofence virtual fencing (a collar-based system that keeps goats in a set area without any physical fence at all), so they're reliable and easy to contain wherever you're set up. When you buy from us, you'll get a full copy of that goat's health and birth records along with our written herd health plan, so you know exactly what's been done and what to expect going forward. Each goat also comes microchipped in the left ear with a small, standardized chip (the same kind used nationally for identification and transport), which takes the place of plastic tags or tattoos and stays with the goat for life.

Gilbert is a white cashmere buckling, born May 10, 2026, and is being offered as a future herd sire rather than as a wether or fiber-only animal. He's intact, meaning he hasn't been neutered, which is what makes him usable for breeding down the road. His sire is Caprette Cashmere's Rafaele, a buck with 50% New Zealand Cashmere genetics who placed 5th at the 2024 NWCA (Northwest Cashmere Association) fleece competition and 3rd at the 2025 CGA/NWCA Goat Fleece Competition. His dam, NORH Gilde Everod, is a CGA-registered doe (CGA# 2719, Cashmere Goat Association) born in 2024, so she's still young herself, with her breeding record just getting started. Gilbert is too young yet to have a fleece or breeding record of his own, but he's a good fit for anyone looking to bring in a new buck line rather than add another doe to an existing herd. Our goats are raised on silvopasture, a mix of trees and open pasture that lets them browse the way goats naturally want to, and we keep our management light on purpose. The herd is trained to both portable electric net fencing and Nofence virtual fencing (a collar-based system that keeps goats in a set area without any physical fence at all), so they're reliable and easy to contain wherever you're set up. When you buy from us, you'll get a full copy of that goat's health and birth records along with our written herd health plan, so you know exactly what's been done and what to expect going forward. Each goat also comes microchipped in the left ear with a small, standardized chip (the same kind used nationally for identification and transport), which takes the place of plastic tags or tattoos and stays with the goat for life.

Hamza is a white cashmere wether, born May 1, 2026, and already weaned. As a wether, he's been castrated, which makes him suited to life as a fiber animal. His sire is Caprette Cashmere's Rafaele, a buck with 50% New Zealand Cashmere genetics who placed 5th at the 2024 NWCA (Northwest Cashmere Association) fleece competition and 3rd at the 2025 CGA/NWCA Goat Fleece Competition, jointly held with the Cashmere Goat Association. His dam, NORH Hillevi Brevik, is one of our best cashmere producers with fantastic conformation. Like other cashmere goats, Hamza will grow a coarse outer coat over a soft, fine undercoat that thickens up through the colder months. Our goats are raised on silvopasture, a mix of trees and open pasture that lets them browse the way goats naturally want to, and we keep our management light on purpose. The herd is trained to both portable electric net fencing and Nofence virtual fencing (a collar-based system that keeps goats in a set area without any physical fence at all), so they're reliable and easy to contain wherever you're set up. When you buy from us, you'll get a full copy of that goat's health and birth records along with our written herd health plan, so you know exactly what's been done and what to expect going forward. Each goat also comes microchipped in the left ear with a small, standardized chip (the same kind used nationally for identification and transport), which takes the place of plastic tags or tattoos and stays with the goat for life.

Halvar is a white cashmere wether, born May 1, 2026, the same day as his litter mate, Hamza. His sire is Caprette Cashmere's Rafaele, a buck with 50% New Zealand Cashmere genetics who placed 5th at the 2024 NWCA (Northwest Cashmere Association) fleece competition and 3rd at the 2025 CGA/NWCA Goat Fleece Competition, jointly held with the Cashmere Goat Association. His dam, NORH Hillevi Brevik, is a white doe born in 2022 whose first recorded kidding, in 2025, produced a set of twin daughters. Halvar is already weaned and ready to move to a new home. Like other cashmere goats, he'll grow a coarse outer coat over a soft, fine undercoat that thickens up through the colder months, part of why the breed needs less day-to-day upkeep than a lot of other livestock. Our goats are raised on silvopasture, a mix of trees and open pasture that lets them browse the way goats naturally want to, and we keep our management light on purpose. The herd is trained to both portable electric net fencing and Nofence virtual fencing (a collar-based system that keeps goats in a set area without any physical fence at all), so they're reliable and easy to contain wherever you're set up. When you buy from us, you'll get a full copy of that goat's health and birth records along with our written herd health plan, so you know exactly what's been done and what to expect going forward. Each goat also comes microchipped in the left ear with a small, standardized chip (the same kind used nationally for identification and transport), which takes the place of plastic tags or tattoos and stays with the goat for life.