We're a working goat farm sharing what actually works: breed notes, health checklists, milking routines, and kidding-season field notes — tested on our own herd before they ever hit the page.
Every ear-tag below is a doorway into the notes we wish existed when we started.
Milking routines, butterfat, cheese-making basics, and keeping a dairy line productive.
Fencing, shelter, pasture rotation, and the daily rhythm of running a goat farm.
Nubians, Boers, Nigerian Dwarfs and more — build & temperament for every purpose.
Vaccination schedules, hoof trimming, parasite control, and reading the signs of illness early.
New notes from the barn, the milking stand, and the pasture — published as we learn it.
No stock photography, no recycled listicles. Every guide comes from chores we've actually done, more than once, in every season.
If a method doesn't hold up on our 27 goats across a full year, it doesn't go in a guide.
Actual gestation windows, actual feed ratios, actual costs — not vague ranges pulled from a textbook.
Whether you keep two pet wethers or run forty dairy does, the advice scales down without losing the detail.
Pure Goat Farms started with two Nigerian Dwarf does and a lot of mistakes. A decade later we're milking, kidding, and pasture-managing a mixed herd — and writing down everything we had to learn the hard way.
This site is the notebook we wish we'd had on day one: specific, seasonal, and written for people actually doing the chores.
Seasonal reminders — breeding windows, hoof trims, pasture rotation — sent when you actually need them.
