Fuzz & Buzz Farms

12/20/2025

Sundays are for slow mornings, warm mugs, and maybe a little coloring. Our latest farm-themed printable is here—free to download and perfect for kids, goat lovers, or anyone who needs a peaceful moment.

12/13/2025

12/11/2025

Quick & Easy French Toast Casserole from the Fuzz & Buzz Kitchen! Make ahead and reheat for quick meals during the week. We use up large batches of milk this way and freeze portion sized servings for easy breakfasts during the busy workweek. Recipe in comments!

12/07/2025

This year in March, our farm added a new helper, Kenai. He's huge now at almost 100 lbs, but he started out so tiny. Josefina has been having a blast raising our new Livestock Guardian dog. She's always smiling when he's around! Kenai is not ready to be out with the goats on his own yet as he's still in training, but we make slow progress all the time.

12/06/2025

Looking for a calm Sunday activity? We’ve got you. Our latest printable coloring page features one of the animals from Fuzz & Buzz Farms—perfect for kids, goat fans, or grown-up homesteaders who just need a break and some crayons.

Today's featured pair, our Livestock Guard Dogs, Josefina and Kenai!

12/06/2025

Four-Legged Flashbacks: LGD Kenai through the year!

12/05/2025

Garden Lookback as We Close Out 2025

12/05/2025

Got surprised by the snow. I was only expecting an inch!

12/04/2025

Ducks’ first snow day! It required a running start I guess?

12/04/2025

📸 Got a derpy duck? A goofy goat? A chicken with attitude?
We need to see your silliest farm friends. Drop a photo in the comments and tell us their name + their weirdest habit. Bonus points for tongue-out pics, ridiculous angles, or mid-moo moments. 😂

This is Artemis. She's never met a serious moment in her life, and all her photos are perpetually awful. But at least she's cute, right?!

11/30/2025

Just finished processing the last of our onions from this years harvest that were hit by an early freeze. 36 hours at 135 degrees in our dehydrator, and our onions dried perfectly. A quick blend in the coffee grinder, and we had delicious diy onion powder to toss in the cupboard for the year. Each jar is about 4-5 onions worth. Easy to do, minimum prep time, and ready for use all year long. Complete with a taste test in some homemade mac'n'cheese! (It was delicious!)