08/10/2026
Hello friends!!
We’ve taken a bit of a break from “all things” as we took on raising five children. It’s been bit of an adjustment to juggle the homestead, normal life, homeschooling, farming plus all the other things we were doing at the farm (school for adults, school kids, campers, farm tours, the Farmacy, and events).
We have now (after a little more than a year) settled down and settled in.
We are starting to move into more of our dairy products. As you know we offer goat milk products. We’ve recently increased the size of our herd so we can offer more goat milk. We also are planning to add A2A2 cows in our near future.
But in the meantime:
2 reason Nigerian Dwarf Goat milk is so amazing. And we have it available. It’s best to be placed on a regular pick up schedule to ensure your weekly supply.
This is also the milk we use for our yogurt, creamer, cheese, soap and lotion.
1) GOAT MILK IS BETTER FOR YOU THAN COW’S MILK
Goat milk is easier for humans to digest than cow’s milk. It’s naturally homogenized, with smaller fat particles evenly suspended throughout the milk.
It contains vitamins, minerals, trace elements, electrolytes, enzymes, and proteins that are easier for humans to assimilate than similar content in cow’s milk. For these reasons, it’s typically digested in 20 minutes; whereas it can take 24 hours for humans to digest cow’s milk.
People who suffer from lactose intolerance may find that goat’s milk is a good alternative. Goat milk contains less lactose than cow milk and since it passes through the digestive system so rapidly, many who suffer from lactose intolerance have no difficulty with goat milk.
Goat milk doesn’t contain the complex protein compounds that stimulate allergic reactions to milk. People experiencing bloating, diarrhea, asthma, and irritability after consuming milk are usually suffering an allergic reaction to cow milk caused by these complex proteins. Goat milk; however, can typically be consumed without triggering these reactions.
2) NIGERIAN DWARF GOAT MILK TASTES BETTER
Among the goat dairy breeds, Nigerian Dwarf goat milk has the highest levels of butterfat, making it so creamy that it’s typically preferred over cow’s milk. Nigerian Dwarf milk has approximately 6 – 10% butterfat, as opposed to approximately 2 – 6% for other goat breeds. Since butterfat is what gives milk its sweet flavor, it’s the sweetest, richest milk of all the dairy goat breeds.
We have raw milk available. $5 per quart $10 per half gallon. $5 jar deposit or you may bring your own jar. We do our milk on a schedule so reach out to see what days we have available.
