Caer Luna Farm

04/19/2025

We are looking forward to welcoming visitors to the farm next weekend April 26-27 for the Washington County Fiber Tour! Come meet the new lambs and goat kids, chat about fiber and farming, and grab a bite to eat from Round House (delicious food including wood fired pizzas!).
All stops on the tour will be open from 10-4 both days- it’s a free family friendly event, and a great way to get out and explore local farms and learn about fiber production!
We hope to see you there!

WASHINGTON COUNTY FIBER TOUR

09/14/2024

Create the perfect fall gift basket for any occasion at CLUTCH!🍂✨ Here we have just a handful of special goodies from our collection of locally made products😍 An autumn-scented candle from Flickering Fern Candle, luxurious soap + lotion from Caer Luna Farm, delicious honey + jam from Slate Valley Farms, calendula balm from Bacon Hill Botanicals, lavender linen spray from Lavender Meadows Farm, a handwoven dish towel from Design by Kelly Conaway and Cyanotype bandana from Hummingbird's Blooms, plus a sweet greeting card from Wildflower Graphics.🤌🏼 Gifting local is the best way to go!🧡

09/12/2024

So happy to have our products at Clutch Market and General Store! What a great place for local products.

06/24/2024

Erik picked up this strand of ELEVEN balloons out of the hayfield this afternoon. They were losing helium and would have been essentially invisible in another few hours, and then stood a good chance of getting mowed, raked and baled in the dense grass to be potentially eaten by a cow, horse or goat this winter. This is often fatal to the animal, causing intestinal blockage or choking. With the long strings wound right into the bale, an animal may not even realize what it’s consuming until it’s too late.

Please, on behalf of not only livestock but wildlife, skip the balloons when you’re decorating for your party this summer! Releasing balloons, whether accidental or intentional, is littering, plain and simple—and it can truly have deadly consequences.

For our readers who want receipts, here a few articles about the effect of balloons on both livestock and wildlife:
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/earth/agriculture/farming/8494881/Farmer-wins-compensation-after-Red-Nose-Day-balloon-kills-cow.html

https://www.postandcourier.com/news/balloon-hazards-real-or-overblown/article_c9a7e1b2-56bb-5e14-acc6-d64898653e83.html

https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-norfolk-46058916

https://www.king5.com/article/tech/science/environment/balloon-pollution-dangerous-for-farm-animals-and-wildlife/281-588896532

05/14/2024

Thank you so much to everyone who stopped by to visit us during the WASHINGTON COUNTY FIBER TOUR and Washington County Art & Ag Tour over the past few weekends!
We had a wonderful time chatting with new friends and neighbors - Chocolate Chip (the tiny goat) expanded his fan club, and Hope & Feathers (our welcome committee lambs) enjoyed all of the attention immensely. We’ll be sharing more events soon, but in the meantime the farm store is open by appointment (we’re always around, just not always at the store).

04/28/2024

We had beautiful weather for day 1 of the WASHINGTON COUNTY FIBER TOUR and will be open again tomorrow (Sunday) from 10-4 with delicious wood fired pizzas from Round House Bakery , fiber goodness from Idlenot Fibersmiths , and loads of extremely cute (and some less cute) animals for visiting with! See you there!

What are YOU doing this weekend? Hopefully the answer was on the tip of your tongue, and hopefully that answer is "Going on the WASHINGTON COUNTY FIBER TOUR and stopping to see Idlenot Fibersmiths!" (If it's not, we need to talk about priorities...)

We are thrilled to announce that not only will the shop be open during regular hours (10am - 4pm), but Kate will have a table at Caer Luna Farm as well, so there's twice the opportunity to get your hands on some sweet, sweet Idlenot goodies! Wherever you're headed this weekend, make Idlenot (and fiber) part of your adventure!

04/03/2024

We’re delighted to announce that our rainbow eggs are now available at The Cambridge Food Co-Op in downtown Cambridge! These soy-free eggs come from our many breeds of colorfully laying (and very free ranging) happy hens.
While we enjoy the antics and different personalities presented by these varied breeds, these ladies are also helping us to restore and improve our pastures naturally.

03/22/2024

Lambing season started off earlier than ever for us this year- and the lambs are now arriving daily (predictably coinciding with this cold snap we’re having).

02/28/2024

We will have a few litters of Rex rabbits for visiting with during the weekend of April 27-28 during the WASHINGTON COUNTY FIBER TOUR - they’re unbearably cute but also an incredible animal for small homesteads! If you’ve ever considered raising rabbits (or just keeping one as a pet), we’d be happy to chat with you about rabbit keeping!

02/22/2024

🐣 Chick Pre-orders are 𝙊𝙥𝙚𝙣! Our first hatch of the year will be April 27 for local pickup only (in Cambridge, NY). We’ll have a few breeds available, including:

🥚 Black Copper Marans
🥚 Lavender Ameraucanas
🥚 Olive Eggers
🥚 Silkies
🥚 Barn Mix

Our project breeds and Icelandics will be available at a later hatch. Hatching Eggs will be available starting in April (the best way to be notified is to sign up for a notification in the shop section of our website!).

The link to reserve/pre-order chicks is in our bio in the Farm Store section of the website!

11/17/2023

Our Virtual Farm Store will be restocked this Sunday (November 19) at 9pm EST - handfelted sheepie ornaments and shawls with wool from our flock will be added, along with a new batch of goat milk soaps and lotions!

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