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| Meet the Family |
God has Truly Blessed Us
Molasses Hill Farm is a family owned farm. The Family/Owners are: Marsha,
Ron, Ronnie and Peter Magazzu. We started this business from our love of
Nigerian Dwarf Goats and have been showing and breeding since 1996.
Our Goal at Molasses Hill Farm is:
To continue to breed , while improving the dairy character and correctness of
the breed. And to encourage and educate new goat farmers - from the
someone just wanting a 'family pet' or the 'backyard farmer' to the beyond.
As you can see, We love what we do!
Molasses Hill Farm is a family owned farm. The Family/Owners are: Marsha,
Ron, Ronnie and Peter Magazzu. We started this business from our love of
Nigerian Dwarf Goats and have been showing and breeding since 1996.
Our Goal at Molasses Hill Farm is:
To continue to breed , while improving the dairy character and correctness of
the breed. And to encourage and educate new goat farmers - from the
someone just wanting a 'family pet' or the 'backyard farmer' to the beyond.
As you can see, We love what we do!
| Ronnie and Cookie 2006 |
| Mark and Kristina 2004 |
| Our Favorite Cousin Madison 2006 |
| Peter 2006 |
| Cookie, 'are we there yet?' |
| Toula in her 'garden of clover' |
| Naptime |
| Jessee & Santu |
| 'The Elwells' 2005 Maine 'It doesn't get much better than this!' |
| Ron and Marsha Magazzu |
| 2005 Maine Vacation (Ron, Marsha, and Peter with 'Sand Ronnie' |
| Mark 2004 |
| Spring 2012 kids are in production! We expect about 20 kids next season. |
| GOATS IN NJ |