Open Saturdays and Sundays from 11 to 3
99 Bates Rock Rd Southbury, CT
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99 Bates Rock Rd Southbury, CT
Follow signs for parking
Life is better on the farm
Our favorite breed of dairy goat is the Nigerian Dwarf Goat. Their smaller size but 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.
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 wethers Austin and Carson 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.
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.
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 wethers Austin and Carson 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.
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Our kids are very special to us and we only want them going to the right home. We ensure that their new home will have the proper fencing and shelter, not have any animals currently living there that could harm the kids and that the new owners have educated themselves on caring for goats.
Being a herd animal we will not place a single goat with a home that does not currently have any goats. Goats need buddies around for play, socialization, warmth in the winter and companionship. Once a home passes our process we do take deposits prior to kids being born but we can't guarantee the sex of the kids but we will do our best to accommodate what the new owner wants. We also operate on a first deposit gets first pick of the kids. If you are interested in our goat kids and would like more information about the purchase/adopting process contact David at (203) 906-6372. UPDATE -This past fall we bred of our does and our kidding season will begin in April and continue through early June. Kids are available to go to their new homes at eight weeks of age. |
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In loving memory of our matriarch, Serendipity.
We love and miss you.
