Green Mountain Farm

04/06/2026

I have always dreaded the day I’d make this post… but here we are.

I made the most difficult decision to end Ila’s suffering after months of struggling to keep weight on her and control her arthritis.

Yes, she was a goat. But she was also the first goat I ever called mine, the goat who made me fall in love with farming, the goat that was so very patient with me as I learned from mistake after mistake, the goat I would go sit with to get away from the chaos of life, the goat who stood there patiently as I cried into her coat about whatever life threw at me… the goat that I grew up with.

I don’t think I’ll ever get used to not having her greet me each morning and evening. Not hearing her when I walk to the barn is so foreign.

13 years just weren’t enough with you, sweet Ila May. Rest easy♥️

03/16/2026

90 days until forever with you🤍

01/28/2026

Oh Darrell

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01/27/2026

Cleaning out the goat barn!

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01/18/2026

The time has come😭
Two pregnant American Alpine does looking for new homes (bred to an American Alpine buck). Located in Blacksburg, VA. Astrid’s ADGA papers are being processed, Genesis is registered. Negative for CAE, CL, Q Fever, and Johne’s. Genesis is due on February 14th. Astrid is due on February 6. Second fresheners. I would keep them but I’m going out of the dairy industry (just need a break from the business!) these gals are going to be hard to part with! Message for more info.

12/22/2025

Selling the goats ain’t the only change happening around here☺️

God has blessed me beyond measure♥️

12/07/2025

Reintroducing Darrell to the gals

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12/06/2025

Beginning to look like Christmas❄️

11/28/2025

Inhales hers in 2 seconds so she can steal Astrid’s🤦‍♀️

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11/04/2025

Why I decided to sell my goats.

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11/01/2025