Colored Angora Goat Breeders Association

Colored Angora Goats are an ideal small farm alternative. A manageable size for men, women and youth (mature bucks weigh 125-175 pounds & mature does 80-100 pounds, considerably less than other goat or sheep breeds), angora goats have quizzical and entertaining personalities that add to their charm. Their luxurious mohair fiber adds warmth and durability to any garment and is ideal for handspinning and craft use.

We encourage you to visit a breeder near you to learn more about how Colored Angora Goats might fit into your farming future!

Until recent years, angora goats were bred solely for white mohair. While genetically challenging, breeding Colored Angora Goats is eminently rewarding! Learn more about breeding for color >

We're an organization on the move! Founded in 1998, the Colored Angora Goat Breeders Association is the registry and representing body for Colored Angora Goats in the United States and Canada.

2010 CAGBA Nationals

held at EAGMA

June 26-27th, 2010

The Great Frederick Fairgrounds

Frederick, Maryland

CLICK HERE

for more information

Click Here (PDF) for the CAGBA Summer 2010 Newsletter

· Association Info
· Breeder Database - Search
· How to register a goat
· CAGBA Bylaws
· Officers/Directors/Volunteers

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2010 CAGBA Calendars: CLICK HERE

National Youth Awards Program

Click here for a list of participating breeders.

The 2010 Essay Topic is: “What are your future plans for your Angora goats
and the mohair they produce?”

For CAGBA breeders - Complete the application to become a participating breeder. If a youth winner selects one of your does, your membership must remain current to receive payment. The youth winner will be given a voucher certificate to present to the breeder when they select their goat. CAGBA will pay the breeder directly.