Thank you to everyone who made 2020 a success for us!
The farmstand and barnyard will be closed until February 2021 so we can catch up on some much needed projects at the farm.
You can still continue to order online and either have your order shipped or pickup locally at the farm!
The farmstand and barnyard will be closed until February 2021 so we can catch up on some much needed projects at the farm.
You can still continue to order online and either have your order shipped or pickup locally at the farm!
The goats

Since 2014 our favorite breed of dairy goat is the Nigerian Dwarf Goat. Their smaller size yet good milk production is perfect for our small farm. Our Nigerian Dwarf Goats are gentle, affectionate and love to play. They can always be seen bouncing around the yard chasing each other or playing king of the hill on top of their rock pile. They are accomplished athletes that can surprise you with their ability to clear some obstacles, so fencing is very important.
In 2020 after our move to the farm in Southbury we added two Lamancha goats, Kami and Legacy. With having more barn and pasture space we wanted to expand our operation to include some full size goats. We researched the various breeds and everything pointed to the Lamanchas. They have wonderful personalities, are actually protective of the Nigerian Dwarf Goats, have excellent milk production and are just plain adorable
We currently breed our girls in the fall to have spring kids. This has proven to be the most natural cycle for our goats and the breeding is easier. Currently we do not have a buck on our property but our wether Austin will let us know when each of the girls are coming into a heat cycle. There's nothing better than spring time at the farm when all the kids are being born. We have been there for every one of the kiddings we've had on our farm.
In 2020 after our move to the farm in Southbury we added two Lamancha goats, Kami and Legacy. With having more barn and pasture space we wanted to expand our operation to include some full size goats. We researched the various breeds and everything pointed to the Lamanchas. They have wonderful personalities, are actually protective of the Nigerian Dwarf Goats, have excellent milk production and are just plain adorable
We currently breed our girls in the fall to have spring kids. This has proven to be the most natural cycle for our goats and the breeding is easier. Currently we do not have a buck on our property but our wether Austin will let us know when each of the girls are coming into a heat cycle. There's nothing better than spring time at the farm when all the kids are being born. We have been there for every one of the kiddings we've had on our farm.