Beginnings: Raising Our Goat Kids
Bottle‑raised from their very first moments, our goat kids start life in the quiet warmth of my living room before growing into confident little personalities in the kid barn. This is the story of how they’re raised and the rhythm that shapes their beginnings.
Preparing for Your New Goats
Bringing home baby goats is exciting, but it’s also a transition—for you and for them. Over the years, I’ve learned that a little preparation goes a long way in helping new goats settle quickly and thrive. This guide covers the essentials: shelter, fencing, feeding, minerals, herd dynamics, and what to expect in the first week. Whether you’re brand new to goats or adding to an existing herd, these are the foundations that set everyone up for success.
Hay Feeders I’ve Tried, Loved, and Retired
Feeding hay on a goat farm sounds simple until you actually try it. Over the years I’ve tested just about every setup—cages, troughs, nets, and a few things I probably shouldn’t admit—and my goats have had opinions about all of them. Here’s what’s worked, what absolutely hasn’t, and what I’m using now.