Sunshine Mountain Farm

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Sunshine Mountain Farm Naturally raised grass fed beef, pork, goat. We also raise free range meat chickens and our laying hens that produce farm fresh eggs.

We are a family farm that has been in operation since 1998. We raise Angus/Simmental beef cows; for show or beef, Boer goats; for show or meat, and free range meat chickens. Our flock of free range laying hens produce brown, blue, pink, and green eggs. Recently, we have been producing farm fresh vegetables here on our farm, lettuce, cucumbers, peppers, zucchini, various types of squash, and tomatoes.

We have a few Muscovy ducks. They appear to be all female. They are constantly in the barn laying, but no babies. I gues...
09/25/2026

We have a few Muscovy ducks. They appear to be all female. They are constantly in the barn laying, but no babies. I guess if they wanted they could breed with my other ducks.

My White Crested ducklings that I purchased online, once they had their adult feathers I put them in the barn. They were in a fence in the barn to get accustomed to the area. One of our Muscovy ducks mothers them. She takes them out to get a drink and takes them back into the barn. When I was feeding yesterday, Rubi scooted in and the duck went after Rubi, who was just passing through. No one was harmed in this interaction. 🤪

Here's a picture of the Muscovy duck herding "her babies" back into the barn. She's in the back. You can only see her head. 😊

Feeding the goats this morning and Ryli is on her perch guarding. Feel free to zoom in. 😜
08/09/2026

Feeding the goats this morning and Ryli is on her perch guarding. Feel free to zoom in. 😜

We added a few additional ducklings and guinea keets to the farm!
07/28/2026

We added a few additional ducklings and guinea keets to the farm!

05/08/2026

Cookie the surrogate mom, while mom is eating.

While James and I were on our way to check out the back field, we snuck up on Cookie doing what she does best, guarding ...
04/27/2026

While James and I were on our way to check out the back field, we snuck up on Cookie doing what she does best, guarding baby goats. Cookie had been a tremendous addition to our farm, though I can't take responsibility for her training. Ryli is responsible for that, who has her own natural talent.

The next picture is of James and off to the far left is a calf who ventured out of the field. We still have to check the fence line for its full effect, though what a calm spring. I'm not sure if you all remember the story of the cow that charged Charlie prior to loading up for the auction? She routinely got out snd was a nuisance. It was my mission to ensure she discovered a new home. 😜

This is an image of the fence line that was riddled with those pricker bushes I've posted about. Only have a few more to exterminate. Progress in not a straight line, but we'll get there.

Last, but not least, this is what I picked up in my stroll while surveying fence and other necessary checks. Always something extra gets spread with manure.

Enjoy this beautiful day! 😁

Getting some shade with mom. Ryli and Cookie are taking a break from babysitting. I'm impressed with how natural Cookie ...
04/26/2026

Getting some shade with mom. Ryli and Cookie are taking a break from babysitting. I'm impressed with how natural Cookie is learning from Ryli how to guard.

Ryli and Cookie are watching the babies while mom eats. Can you see two babies?
04/14/2026

Ryli and Cookie are watching the babies while mom eats. Can you see two babies?

Address

1291 Munn Road
Walton, NY
13856

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 8pm
Friday 8am - 5pm
Saturday 8am - 8pm
Sunday 8am - 8pm

Telephone

+6072427374

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