Clearing Floats – Goat House Farm

If you are short of trouble, take a goat. ~Finnish Proverb

How lucky were we to have Nancy Peet come back out to share her creativity on the farm again?? Such beautiful work on our soon-to-be teaching milkroom! Angel approves of her image and my heart just explodes every time I look at it!#dairygoatsofinstagram #dairygoatproject #milkinggoats

Gosh I love this girl! Prancie has always been my baby (as in very babied!) and I wasn't sure how well she would take to motherhood. Not only did she deliver these two boys like a champ, but she is a wonderful mother!

Great shot of Prancie's first baby coming into the world caught by Lacey, our yoga instructor! Considering Buttermilk also kidded right after yoga last week, I think Lacey has some magical moves with the goats! Look at that tongue!#kiddingseason #goatyoga #dairygoatsofinstagram #babygoats

My goodness, what a buck year! But, oh my goodness, did Prancie just give us the most beautiful big and healthy bucklings!#mininubian #kiddingseason #damnanotherbuck

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Though we really have cut back on all of our Nigerians over the last year, this girl (and her mother, Tri) are not going anywhere. I am so excited to see Aisling's first freshening!#dairygoatsofinstagram #nigeriandwarfgoats #kiddingseason

Angel told me to go back to bed. She says she has this and will send Prancie to the maternity ward at the first sign. I love my Angel! She always takes care of everyone.

Night maternity check on Prancie Pants who is hiding out of camera view in the barn, but Empress is soaking in the moonlight!

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Our lovely Angel is the most elegant girl I have ever met. FISCHER FF CITY OF ANGELS

Time to clean out that garage or shed? We are happy to pick up or to accept drop offs. Great excuse to come see the babies! :)

We are on a roll with one boy one girl. I was a bit worried about Buttermilk Biscuit since it was her first time, but she popped out two babies in less than 5 minutes! Buttermilk is the daughter of our beautiful Panama Buttermilk Breeze and we bred her to @3lees_farm Benjamin Franklin. Frankie said he's very excited to be a father.

One black buckling, one bright doeling! Ava is amazing! #dairygoatsofinstagram #nigeriandwarfgoats #kiddingseason

Today is Ava's due date. We check on our girls every 45 minutes beginning a week before the due date. Ava loves to hide from the cameras so that I have to keep visiting her in the maternity ward. I know she is miserable, but I keep telling her to just push and get it over with before dark! My bet is on triplets!

Those faces.... My heart just explodes. ♥️🐐

Our nursery is open for volunteers! Shifts are posted on Volunteer Leon! See you soon! https://tinyurl.com/GHFkidsThe nursery will be open for regular visits next week. We will let you know when we post the Kid Kuddles schedule!#GHFvolunteers #volunteerleon #tallahasseevolunteers #tallahassee

Meet Poonachi, a nod to Perumal Murugan and our only keeper doe this year. #poonachiorthestoryofablackgoat #dairygoatsofinstagram #nuberhasli #meetourgoats

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Meet our first nuberhaslis from our amazing strong and brave Thistle Thickets Onyx and J & M Hideaway Rio Grande. Sometimes deliveries don't go as beautifully as we hope for. Onyx's little girl, who I was sure was a buck because she was so big, attempted to come into this world in a very odd sideways position with her little head tucked behind her shoulders. Her little boy came back hooves up and tucked tight beneath him. Onyx was grateful for the help and everyone is doing very well! Both have Daddy's ears and her daughter has her waddles. We are also hoping for Daddy's buttermilk! Call me Ava and Buttermilk Biscuit are due tomorrow! I expect Ava to go at some point today.

Clearing Floats

Aug 01

Clearing Floats

Posted by Melissa

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If you are short of trouble, take a goat.

~ Finnish Proverb