Goshen Homestead

06/03/2026

It’s a hay week, so we will not be at Market this weekend. Here you will find all the places that carry our milk product so you can still get what you need.

Farm store is open Saturday, and closed Sunday.

We have a new Herdshare drop, and growing availability across the whole program. Sign up while there is availability!

05/15/2026

This guy‘s been living on the outskirts looking in. I hope he knows his boundaries.

05/14/2026

Had a visit from the tri cities news last week. Not a bad little spot on the evening news 🥛🤠

https://wcyb.com/features/70th-anniversary/mcintyre-family-keeping-farm-family-values-alive?fbclid=IwU1NDUARzY1dleHRuA2FlbQIxMQBzcnRjBmFwcF9pZAo2NjI4NTY4Mzc5AAEe-dLFTfq8gKcEDJLJtYNgZhbg0eXVYKef7X4xHipUEQu8N-wnqF1BfDBvjOY_aem_dWs1Z4RSHVE4-cqAk9nALg

One local family is keeping the traditional farm-family values alive.

04/30/2026

Don’t climb up to our backyard very often. This is by far our most favorite season. These mountains are just so easy to fall in love with.

04/08/2026

Sorry it took a hot minute to respond to the poll we did regarding our new yogurt labels. Just in case you weren’t paying attention, kiss our dairyaire won as the new name of our yogurt. While kiss our butt was definitely an awesome choice considering the situation, we did have to clean it up a little so our marketing campaign remained family friendly, lol.

So here is our first mockup of the new Yogurt label. Still grinding through the approval process, but I think we are closing in to having our yogurt… er, I mean cheese, back on the shelves!!!

Let us know what you think!

04/07/2026

Tis the season

04/02/2026

Tell me we are back on grass without telling me we’re back on grass!

03/26/2026

One of the funniest things you experience when going to Richmond to fight for the ability to be able to have a freedom to raw milk choice is how sincere our politicians and the corporate lobby will pretend to be about our health and our children.

Virginia could soon take the next step toward legal ma*****na sales.

A bill passed by the Virginia General Assembly is now on Governor Abigail Spanberger’s desk, where it awaits her signature, veto, or possible amendments. She has until April 13 to decide.

If approved as written, retail recreational ma*****na sales in the Commonwealth would begin January 1, 2027.

Liam Bridgeman - WCYB has the story at the link in the comments

03/22/2026

So very cool. Been shipping calendars out and already have more orders at the printers. To those who have ordered one, we hope you totally enjoy it. To those who haven’t, be sure to check it out!

https://goshenhomestead.com/biblical-calendar/

02/10/2026