Becoming a member of the United States – South African Boer Goat Breeders Alliance (US-SABGBA) means joining a unified community dedicated to preserving breed integrity, advancing genetic excellence, and protecting the future of traditional Boer goat breeding in the United States.
Membership is open to breeders and individuals who share a commitment to ethical practices, established breed standards, and long-term industry sustainability.
Why Become A Member?
As a US-SABGBA member, you gain access to:
Alignment with recognized South African breed standards
Eligibility for inspections, recording, and registration through Alliance systems
Participation in sanctioned shows, auctions, and events
Educational opportunities including training, short courses, and breeder resources
Inclusion in a national network of reputable breeders
A collective voice that strengthens credibility and market confidence
Membership protects both your breeding program and the reputation of the breed.
New Member Registration
New Member Registration
To become a breeder/member, download the form, fill it out and mail the form and membership dues to. Or, click the button for online payment/renewal:
Membership Dues: (due by May 30th each year)
$150.00/yr
South Affrica Stud Book Registration: $4.00/head
46918 190th St
Estelline, SD 57234
Membership Renewal
How to Become a Member
Joining the Alliance is a straightforward process:
Review the membership documents provided on this page
Complete the required application forms
Submit applicable membership fees as outlined
Upon approval, you will receive confirmation and next steps for participation
All applications are reviewed to ensure alignment with Alliance standards and values.
Membership Documents
The documents available below outline the Alliance’s Constitution, Breeders Policies, and membership requirements. We encourage all applicants to review these materials carefully to fully understand the responsibilities and benefits of membership.
South Africa Stud Book
SA Stud Book is a privately owned, non-profit organization that has managed pedigree recording for livestock in South Africa since approximately 1903. It operates as a recognized Registering Authority under the Animal Improvement Act, 1998 (Act 62 of 1998), providing structured and lawful livestock registration while working closely with the agricultural sector.
Formally recognized under the Stud Book Act of 1920, SA Stud Book holds international certification from the International Committee for Animal Recording (ICAR), confirming compliance with globally accepted standards for animal recording and pedigree management.