Pint Size Pastures

Pint Size Pastures Agritourism farm offering private mini Highland cow petting, goat feeding, and chicken encounters in the DFW area.

One-hour sessions for small groups including hands-on interaction and photo opportunities.
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06/04/2026

No chickens were harmed in the making of this video.

One of the newest members of Pint Size Pastures made a dramatic entrance today! 🐣

This little chick became "shrink wrapped," which happens when the membrane inside the egg dries out and tightens around the chick, making it difficult, and often impossible, for them to hatch on their own.

Normally, I let nature do its thing. I breed for rigor and let survival of the fittest do its thing. But this one was my fault for opening the incubator and dropping the humidity midhatch, so this baby deserved a fighting chance.

It's one of those reminders that when you farm, you're never really off the clock. Early mornings, late nights, and unexpected emergencies don't check your schedule first. Sometimes being a good steward means knowing when to watch, and sometimes it means knowing when to help.

Welcome to the world, little one. ❤️🐣

06/04/2026

6 week old vs 10 day old..

And the thing is, its been in the 90s all week! These birds always keep me on my toes..

06/02/2026

June is National Dairy Month. It's a time to remember there's a real person (and a real animal) behind every drop.

Small scale farmers don't clock out. We're here before sunrise and long after sunset, doing the work that keeps local food alive. If you've ever wondered where goat milk really comes from, come see us. Come feed a baby goat from a bottle. Come pull a stool up and watch what real dairy farming looks like.

To every farmer out there doing the same... we see you. This month and every month. 🤍

Okay, I'm a rancher not a photographer, so excuse the distance discrepancy between the before/after photos.. Miss Ginger...
05/31/2026

Okay, I'm a rancher not a photographer, so excuse the distance discrepancy between the before/after photos..

Miss Ginger is only 8 days fresh, and I just have to brag that shes already consistently been giving just shy of 2 quarts a day. Currently, I'm milking and giving right back to the babies, but over the next 2 weeks I'll be transitioning the babies to whole cows milk so I can start keeping the goats milk for myself.

If you're looking for milk production lines, I have 2 bucklings that will be looking for new pastures!

05/29/2026

This is what it looks like every 3 hours around here these days.

Interested in feeding baby goats? Drop GOAT below to get updated availability on appointments!

05/18/2026

We welcomed a new little buckling to our farm last night!

He will be with mom for the rest of the day, and then pulled so we can start our milking journey!
Dont worry, he will still he getting mamas milk ♡

They say good fences make good neighbors… but around here, they show up with an Amazon box containing a brand new goat m...
05/07/2026

They say good fences make good neighbors… but around here, they show up with an Amazon box containing a brand new goat milking stand when your girls are about to kid any day now 🥹

In a world where people barely know who lives next door, we put in gates to share pastures, take turns farm sitting, and rotate dinners at each others houses. Homestead life is a whole lot sweeter when you’ve got neighbors who look out for each other ❤️

Now if only these goats will stop holding their babies hostage!

Tell me, what’s the best thing a neighbor has ever done for you? ⬇️

02/20/2026

Two weeks ago she wouldn’t let me touch her. I had to call in reinforcements from the neighbors because she fled from the herd, refused to cross the creek bed, bolted through barbed wire fencing.. twice, and wore out us AND the dog before she finally gave up and loaded herself back in the trailer to go home.

Today? We’re taking walks. 🤍

Not magic, just consistency, pressure and release, and showing up every single day.
This is what people don’t see when they think cattle are “just livestock.” They’re smart. They learn fast. And they respond to calm leadership.

Watching a feral cow transform and choose to trust you? That’ll humble you real quick.
If you had a feral one… would you put in the work to gentle them down, or would you sell?
Tell me below 👇

Team Patience or Team Sell?

02/13/2026

Milk doesn’t just magically appear… you’ve gotta knock first. 🥛😂

That headbutt helps stimulate milk letdown so baby gets a full belly.

Want more behind-the-scenes farm moments like this? Hit follow. 🌾

02/12/2026

If your purchasing "pasture raised" eggs and the chickens dont have access like this.. maybe you arent eating pasture raised eggs.

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