IF YOU:
Own a small to medium-sized dairy goat farm
Participate in shows: light, small and portable.
Are tired of milking by hands
Want to minimize risk of mastitis and minimize bacteria counts
Want A Quiet durable Pump
Want to save time in your milking sessions and cleaning
Want a Maintenance Free Pulsator, view-through vacuum tank is easy to clean inside.
Want a system that lasts a lifetime
THEN
Hoegger Milking Systems is your choice! Proven durability and low maintenance operation
since 1996!
The Hoegger Milking System is a masterfully
manufactured piece of dairy equipment unique to the
industry because of its portability,
easy maintenance, durability and handcrafted design.
Hoegger Milking Systems are American-made machines. Their use of high-quality components and materials have made these systems among the most recommended milking solutions for small to medium size farms. Our machines can serve you for decades.
Joseph Hoegger is the owner of Hoegger Milking Systems and inherited the milking system product line from his father, Joey Hoegger, Senior. Goats have been a family business for the Hoeggers since 1935 when Joseph’s grandparents began their small home farm in Pennsylvania.
While virtually all other systems are cow machines converted for use on goats, the Hoegger Milking System is designed specifically for goats but can also accommodate cow milking if needed.
The Hoegger Milking System comes in five configurations:
Belly Pail Configurations
The Belly Pail configurations are a simple and efficient solutions to your small dairy milking tasks. Both the single and the dual configurations offer the quickest setup and cleanup procedures on the market today. Simple to use. Great for beginners.
Our 8 quarts pail allows for easy handling with no claws or milk lines to sanitize and clean, milking times are kept to a minimum. It fits in your dishwasher!
Single Goat Belly Pail System
Dual Goat Belly Pail System
35 lb. Pail Configurations
The 35 lb. configurations offer a larger capacity milk receptacle to provide for fewer pail emptyings. While set-up and cleanup times are greater, it is quite normal to be able to milk 6 to 8 goats before emptying.
