R and J Farms

10/16/2026

This is where all our goat milk goes! Got 5 more new ones today 🙂

10/15/2026

A HUGE thank you to all of Holly’s support buyers this year! ❤️🐐

Your support means more than you know! 4-H is about so much more than showing animals — it’s about teaching responsibility, building confidence, and helping shape the next generation.

Without people like you supporting 4-H and today’s youth, tomorrow’s farmers wouldn’t have the same opportunities to learn, grow, and chase their dreams. 🌱🚜

Thank you for believing in Holly, supporting her dreams, and investing in the future of agriculture! ❤️

Pittsford Feed Mill
Leigh A. Raddatz, CPA and Co. LLC
John Meister
Boyd and Sons Logging
Clemens Food Group
Wald-Mor Oil Company
Kuster’s
Walnut Hill Farms of Albion

10/14/2026

Okay, so there’s a friendly debate going on… 😂 WHY do y’all like black Toggenburgs and black Oberhasli?! Am I seriously the minority here? Because I sell them EVERY SINGLE TIME I have one hit the ground! 🤣

I just don’t want either of those breeds in black. Give me my traditional Toggs and my beautiful bay Oberhasli any day! 🙌🏼

I said what I said!! 😂🐐

Now come argue with me in the comments. 👇🏼🤣

10/14/2026

Sometimes I forget she’s ONLY 9 because of how grown up she acts. 🥹❤️ She’s been milking with me since she was 7, and these early mornings together are memories I’ll cherish forever. 🐐🤍 One day, I’ll miss these mornings more than I can imagine. ❤️

10/14/2026

If you want to purchase goat milk soap made from our goats milk, here’s a great option!!!!

10/13/2026

Got some manure pitched tonight after milking!!!

10/13/2026

Who would have thought you would see crocs in the wild in Michigan 🤣😂🤣😂🤦🏻‍♀️

10/12/2026

💔 Some goodbyes are harder than others.

After 14 years, I have made the incredibly difficult decision to resign from the Reading Emergency Unit. This is a decision that has weighed heavily on my heart because this has never just been a job to me. It has been something I have truly loved being a part of, serving a community that means so much to me alongside people who have become a part of my life over the years.

Life has a way of changing, and sometimes those changes force us to make decisions we never imagined we would have to make. With my responsibilities at home and the lifestyle changes our family has experienced, I have reached a point where I can no longer give the time and commitment this position deserves.

Walking away from something I have loved for 14 years is not easy. There are so many memories, friendships, experiences, and moments that I will carry with me forever. Being able to serve my community has been an honor, and I am beyond grateful for every opportunity I have been given throughout these years.

As hard as it is to step away, I know that sometimes we have to make difficult decisions to do what is best for our families and the season of life we are in. That doesn’t make saying goodbye any easier, especially when it is something that has been such a big part of your life for so long.

This isn’t necessarily goodbye forever. ❤️ My hope is that someday, when life looks a little different, I may have the opportunity to return to the organization and the work that I have loved for so many years.

To everyone I have worked alongside, learned from, and served with over the past 14 years, thank you. Thank you for the friendships, the memories, the support, and for being part of such an important chapter of my life.

My heart is sad knowing this chapter is closing, but I will always be proud of the years I spent serving the Reading Emergency Unit and the community I love so much.

Sometimes doing what is best for your family means letting go of something that means the world to you. And this is one of the hardest decisions I have had to make. 💔🚑

10/11/2026

Here a quick clip of me stacking a row of hay!

10/10/2026