About Us

About Adam Skrdla

Hi there — I’m Adam Skrdla, and I’m the proud (and most times tired) owner of a small Nubian goat dairy here in north-central Nebraska.

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I grew up right here near Stuart, Nebraska, surrounded by the sights and sounds of my family’s Holstein dairy cows and beef cattle ranch. Back then, I never imagined I’d be back in my hometown — let alone milking dairy animals again. Life has a funny way of circling back, though, and I wouldn’t trade it for anything.

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From Holsteins to Nubians

As a kid, dairy chores were just part of life — early mornings, feed buckets, the rhythm of milking, and the endless work that comes with caring for animals. When dairy was dismantled and the cows were sold, I thought I’d left all that behind. But somewhere along the way, I realized those long days had planted something deeper — a love for hard work, for connection to the land, and for the honest satisfaction that comes from producing something delicious.

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When I first met my Nubian goats, I was hooked. Their curious personalities, long floppy ears, and rich, creamy milk were a whole new kind of joy. What started as a small registered herd quickly became a full-time passion.

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What We’re About

Here on the farm, we focus on raising healthy, happy goats and producing high-quality milk the old-fashioned way — by hand, with care, and with respect for the animals and land that sustain us. Our Nubians aren’t just livestock — they’re a reminder that good things take time, and that sometimes the best places in life are the ones we return to.

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Full Circle

It’s funny to think that the kid who once couldn’t wait to leave the dairy now starts each morning the same way — with the sound of milk hitting the pail and the soft bleats of goats greeting the sunrise.

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Coming back home wasn’t part of the plan, but it’s turned out to be the best chapter yet.

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Welcome to our farm — I’m glad you’re here.

— Adam Skrdla