Shady Oak Farm

Shady Oak Farm Shady Oak Farm is a heritage farm located in North Iowa. Our goal is to be a part of our community b
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I was going to wait until I picked this guy up but I'm too excited and want to share! I've been on the search πŸ‘€ for a ne...
08/14/2023

I was going to wait until I picked this guy up but I'm too excited and want to share!

I've been on the search πŸ‘€ for a new buck since this spring but just hadn't found the one that felt right for my herd yet. And since bucks are the only outside goats I add, it's important I'm patient in my search - I also must feel comfortable with not only the breeder of the animals I purchase but also the seller of course. So naturally it can take some time to find that right match. When I saw this guy listed I knew I needed to check him out right away. I'm excited to use him this fall - fingers crossed we get a few doelings from him in the spring of 2024.

Better Wayz Lionheart will be joing the Shady Oak buck herd in a few weeks! He's got some great lines backing him up - with both parents and all 4 grandparents earning Elite Designation.

I am excited to meet Susie with Monarch Meadow Nigerian Dwarf Goats - I've been enjoying watching her herd flourish.

Goats looking for new 🏑 My herd has reached the point where I need to cut back numbers.  I've got jr does, possibly some...
08/14/2023

Goats looking for new 🏑

My herd has reached the point where I need to cut back numbers. I've got jr does, possibly some sr does, wethers and a few unregistered bucks.

I've also got a 3/4 Nigerian Dwarf doe with 3 kids looking to go as a package deal. I will be training her to the milk stand soon.

Most of these goats aren't going to be competitive in the show ring but will make solid homestead milkers.

I'll be working on updated pics but reach out in the meantime with questions.

If you've visited the farm this year you've most likely met Luna. Miss Luna runs the show at Shady Oak. She's never real...
08/13/2023

If you've visited the farm this year you've most likely met Luna.
Miss Luna runs the show at Shady Oak. She's never really been much of a herd animal and has taken a liking to humans most. She was one of our spring kids sired by Curbstone Valley Joshua Tree and was one of his daughters I retained.
Luna likes to hang out with her human during chores. So naturally she's learning the ins and outs of the milk room. Can you see her checking out the does in the milk room? πŸ˜† 🀣 She's not sure what they're doing but my hope is that it will help when it's her time to hop up on the stand as a FF. She's taken on a lot already- trained to lead by some 4Hers, shown at fair and visited The Fertile Market for goat meet and greets!

I love all my goats dearly but there are certain ones that hold a special place in my heart that I just seem to connect with. Luna has become one of those goats in her 5 months of life here at Shady Oak Farm and I'm anxious to watch her grow!

Introducing Oopsie, Woopsie and Uh-Oh. I normally don't have kids this time of year, but here we are....My first unplann...
08/10/2023

Introducing Oopsie, Woopsie and Uh-Oh.
I normally don't have kids this time of year, but here we are....

My first unplanned breeding as this doe jumped through hoops to get out of her pen and to one of my buck pens earlier this year. I had zero intentions of breeding her as I was hoping to sell her soon but she had other plans.

Sunshine (you read that right, my black doe's name is Sunshine. πŸ˜ƒ 🌞) is 3/4 Nigerian Dwarf 1/4 LaMancha. Her dam is naturally super friendly and needed little socializing to get her that way. Her two sisters were the same. But this gal on the other hand hasn't been a fan of humans from the day she was born. We had a lot of interest in her as a kid as she's quite pretty but due to her timid nature many were turned off. That's okay - I'm patient.

I decided to let her kid in the doe pen instead of separating her to a kidding stall like I normally do. I knew she would be too stressed separated from her herd. I thought she looked close this morning before I left for work. This evening I came home to find her with her two bucklings and a doeling strong, nursing and happy. Sunshine was happily tending to her new babies.

Sunshine will be trained for the milk stand. Oopsie, Woopsie and Uh-Oh will be offered a bottle as well as dam raised to hopefully avoid them being timid like their mamma. I'll be offering Sunshine to a new 🏑 along with her babies but will need a new owner that is familiar with goats, in particular someone patient and kind who has a smaller herd that can spend extra time with miss Sunshine. If you're interested, please reach out! Hopefully I'll get some better pictures in the coming days.

We had a great time today at The Fertile Market! It was a gorgeous morning - what a beautiful location to sip coffee fro...
07/30/2023

We had a great time today at The Fertile Market! It was a gorgeous morning - what a beautiful location to sip coffee from Fertile Beans and visit with others!

We met many new faces and got to reconnect with some familiar ones! The goat kids got a lot of scratches and treats and the human kids got to learn about goats, try their hand at goat trivia, and load up on goat stickers, tattoos and coloring pages! We stayed busy the entire time with visitors! Thanks to everyone who stopped out and visited! 🐐 🌿🌞 🎨

🐐🌼 Don't Miss Our Meet and Greet at The Fertile Market ! 🌼🐐Join us on July 29th from 10 am to noon for a fun and educati...
07/24/2023

🐐🌼 Don't Miss Our Meet and Greet at The Fertile Market ! 🌼🐐

Join us on July 29th from 10 am to noon for a fun and educational time with our adorable baby goats - Luna, Mora, and Echo! 🐐 🐐 🐐 They were born this spring and can't wait to meet you!

Come and learn about our passion for goat raising and soapmaking. We will be there to chat with you about our goats and our handmade goat milk soap carried at The Fertile Market. πŸ§ΌπŸƒ

But that's not all! We have some fun surprises for you too! πŸŽ‰ There will be goat stickers, coloring pages, and temporary tattoos, and a chance to feed the goats their favorite snack, animal crackers- perfect for both kids and the young at heart! 🎨🀩

So mark your calendars and bring your friends and family along to The Fertile Market on July 29th. πŸ€— See you there! 🌈🌿

2 Year Old FF Addie will be exposed to Curbstone Valley Joshua Tree again this fall for spring kids.  Can't wait to see ...
07/23/2023

2 Year Old FF Addie will be exposed to Curbstone Valley Joshua Tree again this fall for spring kids. Can't wait to see her 2F udder next year.
I sure am happy with this pretty girl. Maybe I'll be able to get a decent picture of her sometime this summer yet but for now this is the best I've got. Here's hoping I'll get a doeling out of her next year since 4 boys was the best she could do this year. πŸ˜‚

07/22/2023

These two cuties got to stay local! Happy to watch them grow at Fox Grove Farm!

Keeping up with the times here with my touchscreen compatible farm gloves πŸ˜† 🀣 If you've ever had a pair of leather glove...
07/21/2023

Keeping up with the times here with my touchscreen compatible farm gloves πŸ˜† 🀣

If you've ever had a pair of leather gloves that form perfectly to your hand then you know why I haven't upgraded to new gloves. But seriously the hole is super helpful when I'm trying to unlock my phone during chore time so I'll continue to limp these along.

In the meantime, feel free to spam me with your favorite leather gloves... I suppose I better get a back up pair for when the time comes.

Because the fat globules in goat milk is much smaller than cow milk, you might notice that the cream doesn't rise to the...
07/18/2023

Because the fat globules in goat milk is much smaller than cow milk, you might notice that the cream doesn't rise to the top in goat milk like it would for cow milk. These smaller fat globules make it easier for the human stomach to digest compared to cow milk and explains why many say goat milk is naturally homogenized (a process that manually breaks down fat globules in cow milk so the cream doesn't separate).
But one of the many reasons dairy goat farmers may prefer a breed like the Nigerian Dwarf Dairy Goat is because of their typically higher content of butterfat.
This milk is from miss Addie's milk that sat in my fridge for a few days over the weekend. Isn't that pretty?!
I'm seriously thinking about using this for cold foam for my coffee β˜• πŸ₯› πŸ˜‹

🌟Join us at The Fertile Market on July 29th for a meet and greet with three of our adorable goat kids: Luna, Mora, and E...
07/18/2023

🌟Join us at The Fertile Market on July 29th for a meet and greet with three of our adorable goat kids: Luna, Mora, and Echo! 🐐πŸ₯°

🌿 Learn about our soap and the dairy goats that make the soap business possible!

πŸ“ Where: The Fertile Market
πŸ“… When: July 29th
⏰ Time: 10am-Noon
🐐 Goat Kids: Luna, Mora, and Echo

🌾 As one of the first businesses to believe in our soap, The Fertile Market holds a special place in our hearts. They've played a significant role in our success, and we're thrilled to partner with them for this event!

🧼 Discover the story behind our artisanal soap, learn about the care and love that goes into raising our dairy goats and more! We'll have coloring pages, stickers and a few other activities for the kids (2 legged kids that is!).

πŸŽ‰ Bring your family and friends!

Today was the last day of the Winnebago County Fair.  We brought goats to the Ag Learning Center again with a little adj...
07/17/2023

Today was the last day of the Winnebago County Fair. We brought goats to the Ag Learning Center again with a little adjustment to our milk demo by letting kids try to milk a goat.
Also new this year was a dairy goat show. We had 9 goats shown by two young girls who have been working hard with their projects for the last few months and did a great job with them!
I did a terrible job with pictures but will share when I sort through them. So for now I'll leave you with a picture my niece colored for me!

Leave it to Buster to make a funny face on the stand! Don't forget to come visit Addie and her 4 babies in the Ag Learni...
07/15/2023

Leave it to Buster to make a funny face on the stand!

Don't forget to come visit Addie and her 4 babies in the Ag Learning Center. We'll also be doing a milking demo with Addie at 4pm in the shelter house. Stop by to say hello!

The next few days will be busy as our days will be spent at the Winnebago County Fair - Thompson, IA.  Because of that, ...
07/13/2023

The next few days will be busy as our days will be spent at the Winnebago County Fair - Thompson, IA. Because of that, chores will look a little different so I had to savor this morning's quiet and peaceful milk time. Even in the rainy days this is still my favorite way to begin my day.
The pretty lady up front will be at the fair in the Ag Learning Center with her 4 kids. Addie loves visitors so be sure to pay her a visit and learn about dairy goats!

New stickers came in starring Stella, Addie and Bono.  Come visit us at the Winnebago County Fair - Thompson, IA this we...
07/11/2023

New stickers came in starring Stella, Addie and Bono. Come visit us at the Winnebago County Fair - Thompson, IA this week and visit two of these goats!

Come see us this weekend at the Winnebago County Fair - Thompson, IA ! Addie and her 4 babies will be in the Ag Learning...
07/10/2023

Come see us this weekend at the Winnebago County Fair - Thompson, IA !

Addie and her 4 babies will be in the Ag Learning Center and the Dairy Goat show will be on Friday!

Fair is only 3 days away and you won't want to miss the goat milking demonstration by Shady Oak Farm on Saturday, July 15 at 4 PM in the shelter house.
They milk their goats to use the milk to make Shady Oak Farm Goat Milk Soap.
They will also have a doe and a couple kids in the Ag Learning Center throughout fair.
Make sure you stop in and see us!

My favorite flowers are Tulips in the springSunflowers in the fallAnd Zinnias from my mother's garden in the summer.  πŸ’œπŸŒΌ
07/09/2023

My favorite flowers are
Tulips in the spring
Sunflowers in the fall
And Zinnias from my mother's garden in the summer.
πŸ’œπŸŒΌ

Who's looking for something to do tomorrow? Head over to Fertile!
07/07/2023

Who's looking for something to do tomorrow? Head over to Fertile!

Whoa! So we have a big day planned for tomorrow July 8th we will be open 9-1 and 5-9.

Join us for:
Shopping
Bring your own vase and fill it with fresh flowers
Grab a sweet treat and a coffee at the Fertile Beans
Live music from 6:30-8-30
Drink specials and the Bean is open AGAIN for more savory treats!

It’s going to be a great day!

Fair is next week and these two beauties got a little makeover tonight.  Addie and Sawyer got their hooves trimmed and t...
07/06/2023

Fair is next week and these two beauties got a little makeover tonight. Addie and Sawyer got their hooves trimmed and their first clip.

Happy Independence Day farm friends!
07/04/2023

Happy Independence Day farm friends!

SOLD1 year old LaMancha Nigerian Dwarf cross.  Dam's udder in photos. PolledMessage me for details on this pretty girl!
07/02/2023

SOLD
1 year old LaMancha Nigerian Dwarf cross. Dam's udder in photos.
Polled
Message me for details on this pretty girl!

This morning was Addie's first milking ever.  This girl had quad bucklings 3 weeks ago so I'm not surprised that she is ...
07/02/2023

This morning was Addie's first milking ever. This girl had quad bucklings 3 weeks ago so I'm not surprised that she is producing more than my other first fresheners.. she gave me 4 lbs this morning.

Addie is a great example of why I don't breed just for milk production and conformation. While she doesn't wow me as much as some of my other does when it comes to conformation (nothing cull worthy but she's probably not as dairy and balanced as some other does in the herd), Addie is exactly what I was looking for when I crossed her dam and sire - an easy to work with and laid back temperament.

At 2 years of age, Addie has been used 3 times now to help teach other kids about showing at fair, she has been a great teacher for those learning how to trim feet, etc and now it appears she may be the perfect replacement as our milk demo goat at the fair - replacing her dam who we tragically lost spring of 22.

In my opinion, a responsible breeder should focus on temperament as well as the udder structure, production and body conformation. Sacrificing a pleasant temperament for structure only should be carefully considered. No one wants to work with a witch on the milk stand, show ring or in the barn.

This girl is a great balance of her dam, Ella, and sire, Rocky (who got his great personality from our foundation buck, Einstein).
This morning I prepped Addie for milking. She danced a bit but she is the first FF I've had that I was able to hook up the inflations and walk away like she's been doing this for years. Most of mine take about 1 week of 1x day milkings to get to that point. Now let's hope she will be okay with some hand milking for the demo in a few weeks!

If anyone wants to vist miss Addie, she will be at the Winnebago County Fair in a few weeks with her 4 boys!

Working on some new goat sticker designs featuring some of Shady Oak's very own. Hoping to have some of these with us at...
07/01/2023

Working on some new goat sticker designs featuring some of Shady Oak's very own. Hoping to have some of these with us at the fair (and maybe even some temporary tattoos!).

These 3 left the farm for their new home today. I enjoyed getting to know their new shepherdess! πŸ’œπŸŒΏπŸThis year we've had ...
06/29/2023

These 3 left the farm for their new home today. I enjoyed getting to know their new shepherdess! πŸ’œπŸŒΏπŸ
This year we've had new buyers along with returning buyers provide new homes for our babies. I've been fortunate to have such good people invite these little cuties into their farm families. And I love getting updates like these - they look pretty darn happy with their new digs!

It felt good to get my camera out this morning.  Mia was happy to oblige when I chose her as my model today. She's enjoy...
06/18/2023

It felt good to get my camera out this morning. Mia was happy to oblige when I chose her as my model today. She's enjoys being the subject of my lens. I also made some time to start reading a new book. It's been awhile since I've made time for both of these hobbies - but after a busy day cleaning the barn yesterday, it was needed.

This is a great listen for any goat breeder.   I'm fortunate to have a sire who brought in some solid Rosasharn genetics...
06/18/2023

This is a great listen for any goat breeder. I'm fortunate to have a sire who brought in some solid Rosasharn genetics. I admired that herd before but after seeing what that line has done for my herd I can say from personal experience what an impressive and solid herd it is.
More importantly, this episode is a great reminder on not getting caught up in the flash and fad or just one aspect of the breed such as production, but keeping in mind the whole goat - form, function and breed standard. So much respect for Anne and what she's done for this breed!!

Today’s episode is a little stroll down memory lane with Anne Petersen of the Rosasharn Farm Herd of Nigerian Dwarfs from Rehoboth, MA. Jon and Anne talk the history of her herd, and the breed becoming recognized by the ADGA and all that went into these amazing miniature dairy goats!

This is just a snippet of the breeds history’s, Anne’s start and development of her herd, transitioning from AGS to ADGA, and the first ADGA National Champion for the breed, first ND national champion ARMCH SG Rosasharn P Haiku 4*M (pictured) is the tale of today. We are so grateful to be able to capture this audio history of one breeder’s perspective for Dairy Goat Awareness Week!

Photoshoot with Addie's boys.  🐐 πŸ’œπŸŒΏπŸ“·
06/16/2023

Photoshoot with Addie's boys.
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Head over to the Travel Sparq page for a chance to win our soap (3 lime patchouli bars with matching mini turtles, which...
06/16/2023

Head over to the Travel Sparq page for a chance to win our soap (3 lime patchouli bars with matching mini turtles, which are the perfect little size for kids soaps!) plus other fun prizes!

Travel Sparq is an Iowa non profit founded by a fellow Forest City graduate that aims to help youth to travel abroad and also helps some of my favorite critters - sea turtles!! 🐒

Addie's quads have reached 72 hours old. She has been feeding all 4 on her own. I started offering a bottle yesterday ev...
06/15/2023

Addie's quads have reached 72 hours old. She has been feeding all 4 on her own. I started offering a bottle yesterday evening in case anyone was hungry but so far no takers so I believe this mamma is feeding them well.
Proud of my Addie girl! I have experience with quads but not with a FF so it's a relief to know this first time mamma has this figured out so far!

And also - look how cute these guys are! Who needs some sweet pet goats to complete their farm? πŸ™‹β€β™€οΈπŸ

πŸ“’ Hey farm friends! 🌿🐐I'm in the mood to share something that I've been thinking about lately.  Did you know supporting ...
06/14/2023

πŸ“’ Hey farm friends! 🌿🐐

I'm in the mood to share something that I've been thinking about lately.
Did you know supporting my local small business isn't just about helping me, my farm, and the dairy goats I work with? It's about fostering a vibrant community and supporting local youth too! 🀝

By choosing to support my farm, you're providing an incredible opportunity for young people in our area. How? Well, let me tell you! 🌱

First and foremost, your support allows us to open our doors for tours and demonstrations. From personal tours to guided tours with local 4H groups and even community colleges, kids can come and visit our goats, learn about their care, watch a milking demo, and experience the joy of being up close and personal with these amazing creatures. 🐐✨

But it doesn't stop there! Your patronage also helps us participate in the local fair(s) where we showcase our goats and teach others about responsible farming practices. It's a chance for the community to come together and celebrate our shared love for agriculture, while also educating people of all ages about the importance of sustainable farming. πŸŽͺ🌾

Your support even provides a few teenagers who lend a helping hand on the farm put a few extra dollars into their wallets. By working with me, they gain valuable skills, learn about responsibility and hard work, and become active contributors to our local economy. It's a win-win situation that empowers our young community members and prepares them for future success. πŸ’ͺ🌟

So, the next time you're wondering why your support is so special, remember that your choice goes beyond a simple transaction. It's an investment in our local youth, an opportunity for learning and growth, and a way to build a stronger and more connected community. 🌍❀️

Thank you for supporting my small business and joining me on this journey of fostering a love for farming, empowering local teens, and making a positive impact on our community.
πŸπŸŒΏπŸ§ΌπŸ‘©β€πŸŒΎ

And of course, I had to share a fun picture of Stella and Buster- two of our goats who participate in our community events! Everybody loves Stella and Buster!

We attended the goat and sheep workshop last week and got to learn a bit about showing sheep and goats.  This will be th...
06/14/2023

We attended the goat and sheep workshop last week and got to learn a bit about showing sheep and goats.

This will be the first year in awhile that there will be Dairy Goat classes at the Winnebago County Fair.

Addie finished our kidding season with quad bucklings. Yup - 4 boys.  I guess my doeling count was too good to be true t...
06/13/2023

Addie finished our kidding season with quad bucklings. Yup - 4 boys. I guess my doeling count was too good to be true this year.
But that's okay because this one was a special labor that I definitely stressed over. Addie was a bottle baby that lived in the house as she struggled figuring out the whole nursing thing in the super cold as a little one. We lost her dam to a tangled mess of quads last year. And her littermate sister who was on another farm did not make it through the delivery a very large kid this year.
Was I expecting quads from this first time mamma? Nope. Was I expecting all boys? Yes. πŸ˜† 🀣 There is an old wives tale that a doe's pre freshening udder will be bigger if she is carrying more bucks. Addie's udder was larger than any other FF of mine and that tale has proven to be true a few times for me now.

That's okay because I'm happy she passed all the kids fine on her own and is letting them nurse like she's done this before. Proud of my girl! πŸ’œ

All set up in Ventura! Come say hi to Buster and Stella!
06/10/2023

All set up in Ventura! Come say hi to Buster and Stella!

I was hoping Addie would break this year's trend of going past the due date but I guess she didn't want to be left out 🀷...
06/08/2023

I was hoping Addie would break this year's trend of going past the due date but I guess she didn't want to be left out πŸ€·β€β™€οΈ
Just waiting on these last kids to arrive. She'll probably decide to go tomorrow during the goat clinic. πŸ˜† 🀣

Come visit us and a few of the goats this coming weekend in Ventura! This event is hosted by the Ventura Public Library ...
06/05/2023

Come visit us and a few of the goats this coming weekend in Ventura!
This event is hosted by the Ventura Public Library and is a Kickoff to their summer reading program.
We will be there from 1pm-3pm with a few of the younger goats for youth to pet, feed animal crackers and learn about dairy goats!

Well I've discovered my latest addiction thanks to Andrea Bastien-Johnson!  Chevre whipped with strawberry jam.  It tast...
06/04/2023

Well I've discovered my latest addiction thanks to Andrea Bastien-Johnson!
Chevre whipped with strawberry jam. It tastes like a strawberry dessert and I'm thinking a cheesecake made with this would be amazing.

We love the ladies and customers at LoLa’s Plants & Gifts in Forest City!
06/03/2023

We love the ladies and customers at LoLa’s Plants & Gifts in Forest City!

Everyone who comes in comments on how wonderful the store smells. We have Shady Oak Farm to thank for that!! This amazing soap is locally made and smells fantastic!

Selfie with first shift this morning.  One of the best feelings is knowing you raised all these gals as babies.  3 of th...
06/03/2023

Selfie with first shift this morning.

One of the best feelings is knowing you raised all these gals as babies. 3 of them in this picture were born on the farm and I remember them entering the world. And I've been present for their own labors.

The most common question I get is how do I keep them all apart? That answer is easy. How do you keep all the people in your life apart? I've formed a unique relationship with each of the goats on this farm. Of course I know who is who.

He's beauty. He's grace.  He's king of the estate. He's elegance and taste. Mess with him and he'll attack your face. πŸ˜† ...
06/03/2023

He's beauty. He's grace. He's king of the estate. He's elegance and taste. Mess with him and he'll attack your face.
πŸ˜† 🀣
Not really. He's actually pretty sweet as long as you respect his ladies.

06/02/2023

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One of our favorite things about working towards being a horse powered farm, is that we get to work and play at the same time. Our first does are due to kid the end of March and we need to get prepared. Today was a nice warm, sunny day here which means it was a good day to clean out the kidding pen. We also got a nice snow yesterday, which means it is a good day to get the sled out. Well, why not use the sled to haul some bedding out? Getting our work done with play!

We are thankful we get to enjoy our farm while working on it. There’s always work to be done, but it doesn’t really feel like a job to us when we love doing it. It leaves us feeling satisfied mentally and physically. The bonding time spent between us as husband and wife as well as with our animals is something we just can’t recreate elsewhere. Don’t forget - if you ever want to come out for a visit, let us know! These animals like to bond with other people too! :)


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Re-stocked some Lip Balms at LoLa’s Plants & Gifts for Small Business Saturday! Grab a Shady Oak Farm goat milk soap while you’re there! The all-natural ingredients in the Soap bars and Lotion bars make them a perfect pair! Open 10-3pm today!
If you weren’t able to pop into LoLa’s Plants & Gifts on Saturday for a gnome family or a new ornament to add to your tree or Cedar Lane Acres Lotion bars/Lip Balms or Shady Oak Farm Goat Milk Soap … you can pop in TODAY! 2:30-6:00 (Tues, 11/22)
Shady Oak Farm soaps Restocked!
Shady Oak Farm will have some Cedar Lane Acres Lotion Bars available in their Holiday Gift Boxes at the Kluver Community Center Fall Craft Show tomorrow (Sat, Nov 12) from 9 am - 2 pm! What an excellent gift idea: Goat Milk Soap + Lotion Bar, both free of chemicals and dyes!
Who would have thought a year ago that the connection we made would blossom into working together to share the passion we have for an all-natural-gentle-on-your-skin product! Excited to partner with Shady Oak Farm and see what lies ahead!
A fun field trip for us Uptown girls tonight!!! We not only love supporting local, but we also love items for our overall wellness and this place checks both boxes! Stay tuned πŸ˜‰!!
Shady Oak Farm
Shady Oak Farm always knocks it out of the park with amazing smelling soaps. She really nailed it this time with these beautiful colors and floral patterns!!
Guess what we just got?!?

New Goat Milk Soap from Shady Oak Farm ! πŸ₯³

Soap Flakes! Shave Soap! New Scents!

❀Limited Quantities Available!

Shop downtown Forest City this Saturday for the annual Holiday Hop 😎

Open extended hours 10am to 5pm!

We absolutely loved our visit to the farm! Thank you for having us! ❀️ 🐐
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