Kidding season is in full swing on our farm! Within the last two weeks we have had 38 beautiful, healthy babies born! Our mama goats have been amazing throughout the
One of the most exciting (and busy!) times of year at Left Foot Farm is kidding season. This time is quickly approaching on our farm! We have many does who are expected to
I can’t believe almost 4 months have passed since my arrival at Left Foot Farm in August! Words cannot describe how much beauty this place holds. I am so appreciative
At Left Foot Farm we milk 68 goats in the morning and at night. All the milking shifts go somewhat smoothly but during a shift you may encounter some difficulties.
My very first memories of Left Foot Farm feel like a dream still. My best friend Nina and I arrived all the way from Maryland late one night. We had
Today marks exactly one month that I’ve been here at Left Foot Farm. So far, working here has been an incredible experience. There isn’t a day that goes by where
Twice a day, we milk all of our does who are currently producing milk, who we affectionately refer to as “the milkers”. As of today, we are milking 53 does,
Kalamata leading the pack. Kalamata is one of our new Ligerian (Nigerian Dwarf/La Mancha mix) goats from Mountain Lodge. Ever since her arrival she has won the hearts of humans,
This month we are featuring one of Left Foot Farm’s smallest goats…Thyme! Born on April 27, 2014 to one of our milking does, Peony, Thyme was the third out of
Kidding season is the most wonderful time of the year. In my opinion, it is more exciting and rewarding than any holiday season, summer vacation, and rose-colored childhood memory combined.
The first baby goat of 2014 arrived on Wednesday, January 15. At 7:30 AM one of our interns, Emma, asked eagerly if anyone had gone out and checked on the
My first day at Left Foot, I was awoken by the soft bleating of the baby goats in their pasture near my cabin. As I opened my door to see