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# Left Foot Farm

A small family farm farm in the foothills of Rainier

## Sitemaps

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## Posts

- [Kidding Update!](https://leftfootfarm.com/kidding-update/) - 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 entire process. Remember Dallas and Bunny from our last post? Both mamas had very smooth pregnancies and kiddings! Bunny kidded first on January 12, with
- [Kidding Season!](https://leftfootfarm.com/kidding-season/) - 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 kid (have babies) between January-March 2016. We hope you will feel a part of this life-giving, adorable experience by continuing to check back with our blog and
- [Life on the Farm](https://leftfootfarm.com/life-on-the-farm/) - 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 of the friends I've made, the goats I've met, and the look on customers' faces when they receive our milk. I love being able to
- [Milking Problems](https://leftfootfarm.com/milking-problems/) - 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. Here are some examples of milker problems: 1. When you are stripping a goat and you squirt yourself in the face 2. When your hair
- [Home Away from Home](https://leftfootfarm.com/home-away-from-home-2/) - 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 been eagerly waiting for this moment for months. The first drive down the dark gravel road was so long and we had no idea what
- [Beginning Fall on the Farm](https://leftfootfarm.com/beginning-fall-on-the-farm-2/) - 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 I’m not learning or experiencing something new. Every day is a new adventure, whether it be learning to milk a goat, make fresh goat cheese,
- [Milking and Processing](https://leftfootfarm.com/milking-processing/) - 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, however that number fluctuates depending on how many does have recently given birth. Typicallly we try to have each one of our milkiers milk for
- [Goat of the Month: Kalamata](https://leftfootfarm.com/goat-month-kalamata/) - 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, goats, and puppies alike. After careful observation, it has come to light that Kalamata is the head honcho, the big cheese, the Ligerians’ answer to
- [Goat of the month](https://leftfootfarm.com/goat-month-2/) - 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 four kids born to this first time mama. On her birthday, Thyme weighed in at just 1.2 lbs., making her the smallest baby that has
- [The Truth About Kidding Season](https://leftfootfarm.com/truth-kidding-season/) - 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. I spoke with Jeremy on the phone in mid-December to secure my place on the farm in early January. I listened as he rattled off
- [Left Foot Life](https://leftfootfarm.com/left-foot-life/) - 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 them, there were already a handful of friendly goat faces peeking out of their shed, looking at me inquisitively. Approaching the pasture, a half dozen
- [Extra, Extra! Baby Goat Arrives. ](https://leftfootfarm.com/extra-extra-baby-goat-arrives/) - 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 pregnant goats. There are a total of 9 pregnant goats on the farm right now, 5 of which have been put in their own pen,

## Pages

- [HOME](https://leftfootfarm.com/) - Stay at the farm Experience the farm with an Overnight Experience Meet the Goats Meet our goats of the barn Contact Us We'd love to hear from you Welcome to Left Foot Farm! Left Foot Farm is a 5-acre family farm near Mount Rainier in Washington, currently raising about 50 goats and plenty of chickens.
- [Farm Days](https://leftfootfarm.com/farm-happenings/farm-days/) - LEFT FOOT FARM TOURS Left Foot Farm is hosting Farm Tours throughout the summer! The tour will include a stop at our chicken coops, where children can collect eggs and view a variety of breeds, and the adults can look at the chicken houses and learn about the management of the flock. Next stop,
- [Farm  Internship](https://leftfootfarm.com/2225-2/milking-internship/) - Farm Internship We are currently accepting applications from individuals or couples for our Farm Internship. We farm year round so there is usually space available. No previous farm or milking experience is required. This internship will focus on the dairy aspect of our farm. Interns will learn about processing raw milk, goat health, general farm
- [Goat Classes](https://leftfootfarm.com/farm-happenings/goat-classes/) - LEFT FOOT FARM IS OFFERING GOAT HUSBANDRY 101 CLASSES! Perfect for a potential/first time goat owner, or current owners interested in learning more and getting a different perspective on goat husbandry Topics covered will include: -Feeding: hay, grain, minerals, water, etc. -Choosing your goats, including good body and udder conformation -Creating the
- [Puppies 2025](https://leftfootfarm.com/sales-kids-for-sale-kids-for-sale-2-kids-for-sale/puppies/) - We may have a litter of puppies from our dog Marley in the early summer of 2025, and Lizzo in the Fall of 2025 Check back for details.
- [Goats for Sale](https://leftfootfarm.com/sales-kids-for-sale-kids-for-sale-2-kids-for-sale/kids-for-sale/) - Goats For Sale For information on our sale policy, please see our sales information page. We realize we don’t update our goat for sale page often enough. However, we are pretty active on our facebook and instagram pages. We post photos and information there on goats available. Facebook Instagram Most likely we have a goat or
- [Stay](https://leftfootfarm.com/internships/farm-stay-experience/farm-stay/) - Step out of your comfort zone to experience a small, 5 acre goat farm near Eatonville, Wa. We have 40+ goats, 100 chickens, along with farm dogs and cats. Immerse yourself in the farm lifestyle by collecting eggs for your breakfast, bottle feeding baby goats, and adding some fresh milk to your coffee. If farming
- [Internships](https://leftfootfarm.com/internships/) - Internships We are a licensed Grade A raw milk dairy and family farm located near Eatonville, Washington, in the foothills of Mount Rainier. Our 5-acre farm consists of about 80 goats. Our goats are kidding year around so we are continuously involved in the milking process. We also raise chickens for meat and eggs,
- [ABOUT US](https://leftfootfarm.com/about-us/) - Why the name Left Foot Farm? Jeremy is left-handed and has always joked about not being able to do certain things, like roller skating, because he is left-footed. Almost everyone is right-footed, and we like the fact we are a little different. We celebrate being unique, a little odd, and sometimes while feeding at 5:30
- [Sales](https://leftfootfarm.com/sales-kids-for-sale-kids-for-sale-2-kids-for-sale/)
- [Sales](https://leftfootfarm.com/sales-kids-for-sale-kids-for-sale/)
- [Google Sheet](https://leftfootfarm.com/google-sheet/) - This is a placeholder. Your data will show when you send me the sheet link. https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1qqnWLC6ZiN84r2KjtzLFpZ-7OQcoH_EwEGEmqW1jlB4/edit?usp=sharing
- [Youth Classes & Field Trips](https://leftfootfarm.com/farm-happenings/youth-classes/) - Youth Classes & Field Trips We offer a variety of custom field trip opportunities for your school or daycare. Cost is generally $10.00 per student with adults being free. Contact us at info@leftfootfarm.com or 253-370-6884 for more information.
- [Contact Us](https://leftfootfarm.com/contact-us-2/) - Left Foot Farm 31510 44th Ave E Eatonville, WA 98328 Our Farm Store is open daily from 8:00am – 8:00pm. For Information on Farm Tours please visit our Farm Happenings Pages. Email is the best way to reach us! Send your message to info@LeftFootFarm.com. Or if you’d prefer, you can give us a call at 253-370-6884. We
- [Sales Info](https://leftfootfarm.com/sales-kids-for-sale-kids-for-sale-2-kids-for-sale/sales-contract/) - Left Foot Farm: TERMS / CONDITIONS OF SALES AGREEMENT. KID RESERVATION INFORMATION FOR NIGERIAN GOATS At Left Foot Farm, we strive for complete satistfaction with every goat sale or kid reservation. Our goal is to produce healthy high quality goats for pets, breeding, or show. That being said, the terms and conditions of sales, and
- [Youth Camps and Classes](https://leftfootfarm.com/farm-happenings/youth-camps-and-classes/) - Youth Camps and Classes Summer 2015
- [Farm Happenings](https://leftfootfarm.com/farm-happenings/)
- [Farm Stay Experience](https://leftfootfarm.com/internships/farm-stay-experience/) - Farm Stay Experience Our Farm Stay Experience is the perfect opportunity for those wishing to get a taste of daily life on a farm without committing to a long-term position. Participants are invited to stay anywhere from two weeks to a month or longer, depending upon individual availability and farm needs. This position is less
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- [TX Twincreeks CAS Paragon](https://leftfootfarm.com/tx-twincreeks-cas-paragon/) - TX Twincreeks CAS Paragon *S View Pedigree Sire: MCH Piddlin Acres Bobbys Casanova *S Dam: MCH Gay-Mor’s JJU Nonpareil 4*D E Sire and dam photos courtesy of TX Twincreeks Farm

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