KyLand Farm

07/10/2022

So we are HORRIBLE at posting and the goal is to increase our posts, so why not start it off with some beautiful kids!

Kidding 2022 is full swing for us!

Currently we are approximately half way through kidding our small herd of Pygmy and Nigerian dwarf goats with 7 kids on the ground so far. We are currently deciding on kids that will be retained vs for sale. Just wanting to get the word out about our kids and build a waiting list and see the interest in our beautiful babies.

If you have any questions about us, our does, or the kids; please message me and I’ll answer any question you may have 🙂

Here is a preview of what we have to potentially offer.

07/16/2021

Last minute road trip for these ewes 🙂 come see us at the Calgary Stampede in the AltaLink Hall all weekend !

06/13/2021

We officially had our first kid born on the property. Introducing Nutmeg ❤️ both mom and baby are doing great !

Doeling
Born: June 12th
3/4 Pygmy and 1/4 Nigerian Dwarf
Polled

We will update if she becomes available.

05/15/2021

KyLand Kritters update!

Our youngest LGD, Cooper, got neutered later this week and is on as much "bed rest" as he will actually do while remaining out in the pen with some ewes. He is tied up and taking as easy as his instincts will allow him. He's already wanting to get back to his training and working.

Now for some really exciting news. KyLand Kritters has grown by one this past month. I'd like to introduce Twix. Twix is a border collie corgi cross and with working parents, we are hoping she will be our future herding dog. She is smart as a whip and at only 12 weeks, we have mastered sit, down, paw (left paw) and shake (right paw). She is demonstrating interested in the goats and sheep, so we are super excited to see what her future holds.

05/15/2021

And thats a wrap for lambing and calving 2021 !

For sheep we ended up with 27 lambs on the ground, with an average of 2.14 lambs per ewe. It was so different lambing in during spring time as we typically lamb during the winter to produce 4H lambs. Talk about easy and stress free. This crop of lambs will be ready approximately end of June!

Every cow had a healthy calf from our small herd of cows. Two heifers and two bulls. There was some issues with our oldest cow Annabelle (14 years old) and we discovered she has a clogged milk duct and doesn't have milk for her calf so now we have a beautiful little heifer bottle calf. The goal was to get a heifer from her for her last year and we couldn't be more excited with this little calf. Now just to let these calves grow a bit before letting the girls out on pasture for the summer.

Next adventure? Kidding June 2021 ! Stay tuned for more baby pictures.

Feel free to message the page with any questions or about wanting to come out and see the place !

04/29/2021

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04/29/2021

Had some lovely seniors come have a covid friendly visit with the lambs and new pup ❤️

To book a covid friendly visit, feel free to message the page (:

04/27/2021

I love spring babies ❤️ lambing is about half done and still waiting for the first calf

04/07/2021

Well spring is officially underway at KyLand Farms. We have sold our winter crop of lambs to 4H kids and excited to see how they turn out (fingers crossed there is a show for this kids) and decided to retain 2 ewe lambs for our flock.

With spring comes babies. Lambing begins April 19th so last weekend we vaccinated and dewormed our ewes so they can pass down the immunity to their fresh babies. Along with lambing, calving begins on April 21st. With the new babies on their way, a barn cleaning is scheduled for this weekend and to get any supplies needed.

Although we are still a few months away from kidding, we have moved our goats to their own pen to be able to supply them with the extra nutrients they need due to being pregnant. We have also recently been bringing our littlest inside goat out for day visits to get use to being around other goats and so our older goats can bond with her. She still comes in for night time as its too cold for her by herself outside.

Training continues with our youngest LGD, Cooper. Our newest thing has been to go for walks to see the perimeter which he will be protecting and show him the pastures where the sheep will be once they are put on grass. An added bonus to these walks is he is getting a bunch of exercise through these walks.

We do have some exciting news coming your way and so excited to share when they are set in stone!

02/20/2021