Peel Family Farm

06/14/2026

Original sounds on our little hobby farm. Complete with Mike yelling from our rooster doing a sneak attack on him (he never attacks me or anyone else who visits the farm, just him) and me accidentally letting some of the girl goats out with the boys. Never a dull moment around here.

06/10/2026

🍯🐝 𝗕𝗲𝗲 𝘂𝗽𝗱𝗮𝘁𝗲 𝗳𝗿𝗼𝗺 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗳𝗮𝗿𝗺! 🐝🍯

A couple of days ago, I added another super to the beehive! The girls have been hard at work bringing in nectar, and we’re taking it as a good sign that they need a little more room. 💛

Here’s to hoping all of their hard work pays off and we’ll have some farm-fresh honey later this season. I’m already channeling my inner Winnie the Pooh and dreaming about biscuits, tea, and local honey. 🍯🐻

Beekeeping has definitely been a learning experience, but it’s pretty amazing to watch thousands of tiny workers doing what they do best. Fingers crossed for a sweet harvest this year! 🤞🐝🌼

06/10/2026

We have 𝙠𝙞𝙙𝙨 looking for new homes!

🐐 3 Nigerian Dwarf doelings
🐐 1 Myotonic doeling
🐐 3 Myotonic bucklings who can be made wethers this week

All 𝙠𝙞𝙙𝙨 have been dewormed & given CDT. Closed, clean herd. We do 𝗻𝗼𝘁 disbud on our farm so all 𝙠𝙞𝙙𝙨 have horns, except for one of the Nigerian Dwarf girls - she is polled (mom is polled).

•Nigerian Dwarf kids are 12 weeks old tomorrow
•2 of the Myotonics are 12 weeks on Saturday
•And 2 more Myotonics are 10 weeks as of this past Sunday

All are unregistered and price reflects that.

Bucklings/or Wethers are $125.00
Doelings are $150.00

05/18/2026

Life has been busy on the farm.

Long days, with every day ending in complete exhaustion — but also so much progress.

Farmer Man, as he’s been affectionately nicknamed, got the second section of the north pasture done, and we were able to move the sheep over for rotational grazing. Then he immediately started working on a back fence connecting one pasture to the other to help keep our Great Pyrenees from heading off into the woods.

The Halo Collars work about 90% of the time, but that other 10% is super frustrating.

Soon, the entire backyard area will be fenced in for the dogs and the new puppy.

Yes… a new puppy will be joining the farm soon! Stay tuned for pictures! 🐾

Once the back fence is finished — hopefully tomorrow — we’ll have two more sections left on the north pasture and then that’ll be done.

I also rototilled a new garden area this year because last year’s garden spot was clearly not the best choice. On top of that, all the animal pens got cleaned out and fresh bedding put down.

Exhausted? Absolutely.
Grateful? Also absolutely.
Farm life is no joke, but little by little, it’s all coming together.

04/02/2026

03/31/2026

It’s not unusual to have a kid who needs to be supplemented with milk. Luckily we have a freezer full of goats milk from last year so we can do that. We ended the kidding season with 4 girls and 4 boys, with 1 of the boys being stillborn.

03/25/2026

Spring time on the farm!

03/16/2026

The little girls were all moved over to the barn for kidding season! They are all due tomorrow so they can have them at anytime now. The excitement is setting in! How many babies do you think they’ll have? Whatever they have, hopefully everyone is healthy and there are no complications 🙏🏻

Ava - Nigerian Dwarf, this is her second pregnancy
Layla & Luna - Myotonic’s, they are first time fresheners

02/27/2026

Five days of “getting to know you” through the fence line…
And when we finally opened the gate?

They ignored each other. 😅

Honestly, that’s the goal — calm, uneventful, no fireworks. Just peaceful coexistence. Hoping friendship grows from here 🤍

02/27/2026

The countdown has begun! Our kidding season starts in approximately 3 more weeks! We are hopeful that we have 3 little girls pregnant. By little, we mean, 1 Nigerian Dwarf, and 2 Myotonics (fainting goats).