Sunny Meadows Colored Boer Goats

03/10/2025

New Page!!
Sunnyburn Farm- Oma’s Gardens.

Please go here now!

03/03/2025

Heads up I may need to make a new page because I can’t figure out how to change NAME on this FB page!!!

12/24/2024

About 50 trees is what goats got this year!

Normally we end up with about 75 + trees

Thankful that means the food bank made more this year!!!

Greatful for ones we got!!!

Ethan desided to put one up since they called us early for pick up yesterday!!

By time we usually get them Christmas Eve or day we are to tired to even think of putting one up plus we are working
on food and desserts!

The little artificial one has been what I have been putting up last couple years because of the mess from whole house Reno! Next year we will be have multiple artificial going back up!!!
Can’t wait till then!!!

The trees in field had girls eating on them when I headed out but before I get all the way out they saw me and ran for the barn screaming “moms here she’s gonna feed us grain!!!”
No tub tubs you don’t need grain right now!!!! 😂 😂 😂

12/05/2024

Farm Name change??????

We have more than Boer Goats now!
We have chickens ( meat/eggs), turkeys, ducks!
A garden ( flowers and vegetables) will be going in! Once again after many years of not having them while house has been under full construction (inside & out)!

Our address is in Airville but we are actually a very small community
known as Sunnyburn!

Looking at names of

Sunnyburn Homestead
Sunnyburn Farm

Any name suggestions are welcome!

02/23/2024

12/13/2023

Black with a few spots one has tiger dapple on edge of white spot.

12/13/2023

First two does confirmed for 2024

Both Lap A.I. - both look to be twins

Mystic x Bluto

Noel x King Kong

Will be checking a few more next week!

12/13/2023

3 girls 12/9/23
Dam -Rain
Sire -Astroid

One more doe due now!

12/13/2023

Been awhile to post!

Life has just gotten crazy!
Will be posting some news from the past few days!

Going to try to keep up more now!!!

09/01/2023

Livestock Guardian Dog Feeding Station
This design from our Texas Agrilife collaborators allows for guardian dogs to eat without goats getting in.
Materials: Sheep and goat panels with 1 in conduit
Dimensions: 4 ft by 4 ft cube
Door on one side: 1 ft tall opening, 2 ft above the ground

Texas A&M AgriLife Livestock Guardian Dog Program
The Prairie Project