Tagalong Somewhere Farm

05/30/2026

Mad props to HeidiJo’s Dough for the yummy sustenance today! Sourdough is always my favorite but this loaf really hit the spot! Butter on bread is the good stuff in life 😁

05/30/2026

We’ll be here in Cedar Hill at the VFW farmers market for another couple hours, and of course by appointment at the farm anytime!

05/29/2026

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05/28/2026

Fresh terrariums coming soon! Let us know if you want on the list. These guys sell out fast 💨

05/26/2026

Pretty impressive tc acclimation on my various micans 😍

05/24/2026

🐐Meet Mae🐐

To cap 🧢 off the week, we are pleased to round out our dairy 🥛 herd with a perfect swap out. Baby Goat, who unfortunately does not fit our breeding program was able to find a perfect home with her buddy Tommy. Tommy is a wether who we bought with Baby Goat and then rehomed to a lovely family up the road. His current companion Mae is a proven Sanaan dairy doe that is a little rough on her current herd mates… welp it seems to be the perfect fit and everyone seems to be enjoying their new companions.

Stay tuned for more updates :)

05/24/2026

On occasion the Salamander is chill…

05/24/2026

05/23/2026

Come on down to the small animal swap in Cedar Hill, we have a little bit of everything and there are a ton of vendors!

05/22/2026

Per the usual, things have not panned out the way plans were laid… but the ability to be flexible is a huge asset here on the farm. While I had planned on having a Sanaan doe in milk this year, I’ve been bottle raising replacements instead.

So, in the meantime we needed milkers this year. Intead of driving across the state for a Sanaan doe/doeling pair that was fair market but still $$$ and the time and cost of a driving all day, today we brought home mother and daughter, Dolly & Frosty that were just 25 minutes away.

Both well seasoned, twin/triplet producing, heavy in milk, Alpine/Nubian crosses. Both bred back to an “I call him a Missouri Superbuck he's a mix of Oberhasli, Nubian, Nigerian, Angora a true mutt but he is huge and his babies are huge”

We are so grateful for the abundance they will provide, their sweet natures, and their help keeping the prolific Missouri flora in check here at the farm.