Harrison Farm, 5278 Berger Road, Groveport, OH (2026)

10/10/2026

Happy 10th Birthday to Garden Goat! From her first yoga class in October 2016, to her most recent yoga class last weekend, Garden has been an iconic superstar.

The daughter of Grey Poupon and the granddaughter of Mustard E. Goat, Grey Gardens & her twin sister Black Jack came to their first Goat Yoga class just six days after being born. Black Jack was a sometime yoga goat, but Garden embraced it as her thing. She is one of only two goats at the farm (along with Kief), who has participated in all eleven seasons of Goat Yoga at Harrison Farm. In season two, Garden distinguished herself as a magical unicorn after breaking off a horn. She is an adoring mother, and one of my favorite yoga classes was when Garden proudly walked her new baby Wookiee around to each yogi for praise. Garden has little patience for human shenanigans: she once used a well-placed udder smack to express her displeasure with a poorly behaved human. I am still impressed with her ability to use her udder to slap someone . . . even though we had to have a long conversation about proper behavior. 🐐😆

Dana, Garden, and I have been on this extraordinary Goat Yoga journey for a decade, and I am so grateful for both of them! We have wrapped up Season Eleven of Goat Yoga, and we will be back in 2027 as we celebrate the Centennial of Harrison Farm with more fabulous Goat Yoga adventures.

10/02/2026

10 years of goat snuggles, yoga shenanigans, amazing memories, chaos at the farm, taking goats to OSU, and to bars, and to bars at OSU — and most of all, 10 years of an extraordinary friendship. ❤️

Way back in the fall of 2016, Dana Bernstein & I gave a go at yoga classes on the farm. We snapped a quick pic in the barn with Elizabeth the Lamb after our September class, then Baby Goat Garden made her debut at our October class. I was trying to figure out farm ownership; Dana was just starting as a yoga instructor. That was Season Number 1. This weekend, we wrap up Season Number 11 of Goat Yoga at Harrison Farm. There has been a lot of life in the last decade, and hundreds of yoga sessions. I am so grateful that I have been on this journey with one of my very favourite humans. Dana is the yoga, and I am the goats — and together, we are something pretty magical.

We have a few mat spaces left for Goat Yoga on Sunday 10/4 at 9:30 and 11:30. Just send me a message, and I am happy to get you registered. We are so abundantly grateful to everyone who has made this incredibly joy-filled & chaotic Goat Yoga journey possible for us . . . And we are already excited for Season Number 12, as we celebrate the Centennial of Harrison Farm in 2027!

09/29/2026

Join us Sunday 10/4 for our last public Goat Yoga classes of our Anniversary Season!

In 2016, I was hustling to find the resources to purchase my family’s farm after my grandparents passed onward. Through my work as a wedding planner, I had the privilege of meeting Dana & Jon Bernstein. I never imagined how this friendship would change my life. Dana was in yoga teacher training when we met, and after her wedding we stayed in touch. Along the way, I read an article about a farm in Maine that offered yoga along with animal interactions. I knew that Dana & I worked well together (you learn a lot about a person through the roles of bride & wedding coordinator!), so I asked if she would want to teach a yoga class on the farm. We hosted two classes that fall on the farm, and got great pictures of Baby Goat Garden on a yoga mat. Ten seasons later, Dana, Garden, and I are still loving doing Goat Yoga together!

We would be delighted to have you join us on Sunday 10/4 for yoga at 9:30 or 11:30, as we wrap up our 10th Anniversary Season. Message the farm for more details!

09/08/2026

Harrison Farm Family Photo 2026 ❤️

Annually over Labor Day weekend, we gather at Harrison Farm for “Lamb Jam”, our farm family reunion. It is one of the best days of the year, and it brings me so much joy to host our amazing intern & volunteer team for an evening of fun together. These are the people who inspire me to keep going, and who support me so I do keep going, no matter the challenges.

Harrison Farm is a family farm, we just all have different last names. ❤️

P.S. Please join us at the Hangar at Harrison Farm on Friday 9/18 at 6:30pm for our inaugural fundraiser for the Fearless Female Farmer nonprofit! Your support makes it possible for Harrison Farm to provide life-changing opportunities for young people in agriculture. Message the farm to reserve your tickets!

08/27/2026

Ready for Baby Goat Yoga on Sunday! ❤️🐐🐐

Kief the Goat is the senior herd matriarch of Harrison Farm, and one of our two ladies (along with Garden Goat the Unicorn) who has been at all 11 seasons of Goat Yoga with Dana Bernstein at the farm. A week ago, at the ripe old goat age of 11, Kief gave birth to healthy twins! I had been watching her closely for weeks, as I wanted to ensure we were available to help her if needed. Kief made it clear, however, that she had everything under control. She is excelling at motherhood yet again, and looks forward to introducing her babies Joe & Izzy to our guests.

Join us this Sunday 8/30 for Goat Yoga to meet adorable babies Joe & Izzy! We have mat spaces available for both 9:30 and 11:30; just email HarrisonFarm13@gmail to reserve your spot. After a couple rough weeks at the farm with damage & flooding from the numerous storms, it has been uplifting to welcome these happy & healthy babies. Please join us for restorative yoga and soul-nourishing goat snuggles this Sunday morning!

08/23/2026

When we began a relationship with the Ohio School for the Deaf this summer, I never could have imagined what a profound blessing this experience would be. Thanks to the OOD Program (Opportunities for Ohioans with Disabilities), the Deaf Services Center facilitated Daniel & Mary joining our summer intern team. These two young people and their wonderful job coach Liz brought so much joy to the farm!

While farming was outside of their skill set, Mary & Daniel excelled. I am very proud of them for persevering through challenges, and becoming an important part of our farm family. Danielle the Goat chose Daniel as her favourite person, and she followed him wherever he went. Whether bottle feeding babies, stacking hay, feeding sheep, or having adventures at the county fair, it was a blessing to have Daniel & Mary with us. I was incredibly proud of how Austin expanded his leadership abilities this summer. Although he did not know any ASL at the start, Austin was signing with confidence by the end of the six weeks. Diverse experiences help all of us to grow!

Mary, Daniel, and Liz helped to expand my schemata of how Harrison Farm can become a more inclusive space. I am excited to continue this relationship and welcome more students with diverse abilities to the farm. I started the Fearless Female Farmer nonprofit to support our educational initiatives as we aspire to cultivate inclusion within agriculture. Working with the Deaf Services Center aligns with my dream to turn Harrison Farm into an experiential farm that is accessible to the next generation of agriculturalists.

Want to support our educational programming at Harrison Farm? We are hosting our inaugural fundraiser for the Fearless Female Farmer nonprofit on Friday 18 September at 6:30pm at the Hangar at Harrison Farm. Message the farm to reserve your tickets for a night of conviviality to support the future of agriculture!

08/18/2026

It has been a time. Over the last week, the farm has been hit by numerous storms. One intense thunderstorm ripped part of the roof off the Hangar, and another led to a burst pipe in the basement shutting down the sump pump. Over the weekend, tornado sirens went off late at night as a jarring storm sent intense weather right over Groveport. Along the way, I discovered that repairs were not done properly by the incompetent contractor to the upstairs bathroom after the Great Farmhouse Flood of 2025, which will now require additional work. Then yesterday, we were hit with yet another gully washer causing major flooding and damage.

I have much for which to be grateful: the animals are safe, my team is amazing, and I am surrounded by fantastic friends who reach out to check on me. I am reminding myself of the adage that saints are made in the storms. And there is always happiness to be found around us, even in challenging times. The ducks remind me of this, with their abundant joy at being able to swim on the lawn.

Your support and your prayers are sincerely appreciated as we triage necessary repairs. We have three more dates of Goat Yoga on the schedule: 8/30, 9/13, and 10/4. Register by sending an email to harrisonfarm13 at gmail, and I promise to respond as soon as I am able (office work is on a necessary delay). Also, tickets are now available for our inaugural fundraiser for the Fearless Female Farmer nonprofit on Friday 18 September 2026 at The Hangar at Harrison Farm. I am trusting the universe will make it possible for the Hangar to have a proper roof by then! 😅🙏🏻🐑🐐🐈🦃🦆🐇🐶🐓

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08/06/2026

Save the Date! We have a lot of exciting events and activities coming up at Harrison Farm! This has been a summer of hard work, opportunities, refinement, and discernment. I have had the privilege of welcoming amazing interns, and we have worked diligently to move the farm to a better future. Please join us as we look forward to numerous fabulous events!

8/6: Goat Yoga with Grandview Parks & Rec at 6:30pm (visit their website to register!)

8/9, 8/16, 8/23, 8/30: Sunday Open Farm hours 1-3pm

8/30: Goat Yoga at 9:30 & 11:30

9/6 & 9/13: Sunday Open Farm hours 1-3pm

9/13: Goat Yoga at 9:30 & 11:30

9/18: Our first ever fundraiser for the Fearless Female Farmer nonprofit! The event will kick off at 6:30pm at The Hangar at Harrison Farm. Ticket sales opening soon. Stay tuned for more details!

9/20, 9/27, 10/4: Sunday Open Farm hours 1-3pm

10/4: Goat Yoga at 9:30 & 11:30

Message the farm for more information! The mission of Harrison Farm is to connect people with animals & farming. The Fearless Female Farmer nonprofit funds our educational initiatives as we work to inspire beginning farmers, cultivate inclusion, and empower the next generation of agriculturalists. Your support makes my work as a farmer and a mentor possible. We have now welcomed more than 100 interns to the farm through our internship program, thanks to the support of our community!

P.S. Sincere thanks to our friends Rose, Jenny, Ann, and Lisa who have been true blessings to the animals with their donations and volunteer efforts! I am humbly grateful. 🩷🐑🐐🐓🦆🐇🦃

07/21/2026

Goat Playground?!? Not a baaaaad idea!

The unruly goats of Harrison Farm are super excited for the Franklin County Fair! Winston Churchill, The Prince of Egypt, and Michael the Archangel have arrived to the fair to share their shenanigans with visitors. Stop by to say hello to the goats, and then visit the Franklin County Farm Bureau booth next door for agricultural activities all week.

Want to learn more about livestock farming in our metropolitan area? We welcome visitors to the farm during our Open Farm hours on Sunday afternoons 1-3pm through the end of September. We also host private tours, which can be set up as the goats’ social schedule permits. We are grateful for the support of the Franklin County Fair and hope there are no reports of goat-related chaos at the fair!
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07/18/2026

Make hay while the sun shines. My grandfather often said that phrase, which means much more than the simple reality that hay can only be properly made in a stretch of sunny days. Beyond that, it was an admonition that you worked on a task when conditions were right — never slacking so long as the good Lord provided what was necessary for the endeavor. This has been a summer for me of making hay: literal & figurative.

One of my greatest blessings is getting to work with the extraordinary young people who are a part of Harrison Farm. Remarkable individuals keep finding their way to the farm, and this summer I get to work with another great group of students from the Animal Science Department at The Ohio State University. We have also begun a fantastic relationship with the Deaf Services Center, which has brought two students to the farm as part of the Summer Youth Work Experience program. This opportunity matches our mission through the Fearless Female Farmer nonprofit to cultivate inclusion within agriculture. It has brought such joy to my heart to see our team members learn some sign language to support our new interns. We also are blessed to continue nurturing our internship connections to Otterbein University and Columbus City Schools as we expand our team.

I will admit that I am working myself very hard this summer, as I endeavor to capitalize on the opportunities around us. After several long days of stacking hay in quite hot temperatures, it was good to remind myself how fortunate I am: there have been summers when there were not enough funds to purchase hay, and summers when there simply was no hay available due to drought. Life truly is sweeter after difficulty, and I am tremendously grateful for the team and the community that allows Harrison Farm to thrive. ❤️🐑🐐🐓🦆🦃🐈🐶🐴🐇

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