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07/02/2026

Subject: Important Update Regarding Our Goat Milk Supply and Breeding Season
There are some important updates to share regarding the goat herd and what it means for the milk supply moving forward. Transparent management means sharing the challenges alongside the successes, and the farm has hit a few unexpected hurdles with the breeding program this season.
# # # The Breeding Challenges
Maintaining a continuous milk cycle requires keeping does bred, but this spring brought a string of unpredictable events:
* **March:** The herd's primary buck was lost.
* **Late May:** The buck lined up to borrow unfortunately passed away.
* **Current Status:** The does are not currently bred.
Active searching for a reasonable solution has been underway. While there are a few young bucks on the farm now, they will not be old enough to breed until early spring. Because a goat's gestation period is five months, even if breeding occurred immediately, it would be a minimum of five months before new offspring arrive and fresh milk production cycles restart.
# # # Current Milk Availability
Despite these breeding setbacks, the current milking schedule remains stable:
* **10 does** are currently on the milk stand.
* **Production is steady** and consistent for the time being.
The plan is to continue milking these 10 does for as long as they maintain their production. Because unbred does will eventually decrease in yield over an extended timeline, the long-term future of the goat milk supply is currently uncertain.
Updates will be shared as the situation develops. Thank you for your continued support and understanding as the natural cycles of the herd are navigated. Stay tuned for further updates!

07/02/2026

Subject: Important Update: Upcoming Fall Milking Schedule and Supply Changes
As the seasons change, important shifts are happening on the farm that will temporarily impact the milk supply. Managing a seasonal herd means ensuring the health of the cows and their upcoming calves comes first.
Here is the timeline for the upcoming **"drying off"** period—the essential rest phase for milking cows before they give birth:
* **August 1:** One of the three currently milking cows will be dried off.
* **September 5:** The remaining two milking cows will be dried off.
# # # What This Means for Milk Availability
There will be a temporary period with **no milk production from September 5 until approximately 2 to 3 weeks after calving begins** in the fall.
The upcoming calving schedule brings plenty of fresh milk on the horizon:
* **October:** One cow is due to calve.
* **November:** Two cows are due to calve, and one new heifer is also due to calve.
> **A Quick Reminder:** Once the calves are born, the newborn baby calves always get first priority for the milk before it is bottled for consumption.
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# # # How Waitlists and Order Fulfillment Will Be Handled
Because production will drop below demand starting in August, a fair system has been established to manage the limited supply:
* **When Supply Drops (Starting August 1):** Customers will be sorted by their original purchase date. The **newest customers** will be the first to temporarily lose access to milk as the supply decreases.
* **When Supply Returns (Post-Calving):** As production ramps back up in the fall, the **oldest (longest-standing) customers** will be the first to start receiving milk again.
Thank you for supporting sustainable, pasture-based dairy and understanding the natural cycles of the herd. Updates will be shared as the first due dates approach in October!

06/10/2026

The True Color of a Jersey’s Eyes

To the casual observer passing by a pasture, the eyes of a Jersey cow appear to be a simple, deep brown. They look like dark, quiet pools, matching the soft fawn and rich caramel shades of their coats. But anyone who has ever stood close to a Jersey—close enough to feel the warmth of her breath—knows that "brown" is far too simple a word.
When the morning sun crests the horizon and hits a Jersey's eye just right, the depth of that color truly reveals itself. It isn't just brown; it is a complex tapestry of molten gold, rich mahogany, and the deep, warm amber of late-summer honey.

A Mirror of the Pasture

The true color of a Jersey’s eyes reflects the history and the very essence of what they are. Look closely, and the layers tell a specific story:
The Outer Ring:
A dark, obsidian frame that provides a stark contrast, making the eye look large, expressive, and remarkably liquid.

The Iris:
A blend of burnt umber and copper flecks that seem to shift in intensity depending on the light.
The Reflection:
Because of the unique clarity and depth of the eye, it acts as a perfect, curved mirror, capturing the green of the rotational pastures, the vastness of the sky, and the silhouette of the person standing before them.
More Than Visual Anatomy
The color is inseparable from the temperament. Jersey cows are renowned for their intense curiosity and calm, perceptive nature. Their eyes don't just take in light; they communicate. There is an ancient, steady intelligence behind that amber-brown gaze—a quiet focus that watches the movement of the herd, recognizes the daily routine, and evaluates everything with a gentle, discerning calm.
Ultimately, the true color of a Jersey’s brown eyes isn't a single shade found on a paint chart. It is the color of fertile earth, sun-warmed oak, and a deep, unhurried awareness that connects the animal directly to the land she walks upon.

05/18/2026

# # Harnessing the Power of the Cow's Natural Rhythm! 🥛☀️🌙
Ever wonder why some milk makes you feel energized, while a warm glass before bed helps you drift off to sleep? It isn't just imagination—it is science! Dairy cows have a natural circadian rhythm, meaning the composition of their milk changes completely based on the time of day they are milked.
We are proud to share the unique benefits of both our morning and evening milkings:
# # # 🌅 The Morning Milking: Fuel Your Day
* **The Science:** Early in the morning, a cow's natural waking cycle creates a natural peak in **cortisol** to help them wake up and take on the day.
* **The Benefit:** Morning milk is the perfect addition to breakfast, giving a natural, clean boost to support morning alertness and daytime activity.
# # # 🌌 The Night Milking: Rest & Recover
* **The Science:** As darkness falls, the cow's system naturally switches over to produce high levels of **melatonin**, the hormone responsible for deep, restful sleep.
* **The Benefit:** Night milk contains significantly higher concentrations of melatonin, making it the ultimate all-natural evening ritual to help wind down, relax, and support a better night's rest.
# # # Available Now!
Both morning-harvested and night-harvested batches are kept separate so you can choose exactly what your body needs.
* 🐄 **Jersey A2A2 Cow Milk:** $10.00/gallon
* 🐐 **Goat Milk:** $12.50/gallon
Everything produced is 100% raw, never medicated, and never vaccinated. Farm tours are available by appointment if you want to see the rotational grazing practices firsthand!
👉 **Drop a comment or send a message to get on the delivery schedule for your area!**

So, I come in the house and the kitchen is filled with these things.Can anyone tell me what's going on so I dont look th...
03/30/2026

So, I come in the house and the kitchen is filled with these things.
Can anyone tell me what's going on so I dont look the fool in front of Sandi?
Wrong answers allowed but if you think you know then you must be specific.

Our Ruthie, a jersey longhorn cross, went to the beauty salon and got her self a perm.
02/25/2026

Our Ruthie, a jersey longhorn cross, went to the beauty salon and got her self a perm.

"Gold is dug from the earth, but White Gold is grown from the sun, the grass and the heartbeat of a Jersey.
02/24/2026

"Gold is dug from the earth, but White Gold is grown from the sun, the grass and the heartbeat of a Jersey.

Need Dairy?We can help.
01/19/2026

Need Dairy?
We can help.

Okay, had alot of extra milk on hand and didnt want it to go to waste, so i did some Rebel Canning! First off, I took a ...
01/17/2026

Okay, had alot of extra milk on hand and didnt want it to go to waste, so i did some Rebel Canning!

First off, I took a drive to Hamby Dairy Supply owned by Paul Hamby to get some cheese culture! And then home again excited to start on my projects!

I started pouring milk into quart and pint jars. Did not do too many as i wanted to make sure they taste good enough to drink in a few months. Well i still had alot of milk left.

Decided to give cheese making another try. Started off with White Cheddar and ended with White Colby. Just have to have patience for a few months, which can be hard to do.

Will try and remember to update you all in the spring how it turned out!

Would like to know if I offered a cheese making class this late Spring/Summer who would be interested in attending?

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Weatherby, MO
64497

Opening Hours

Monday 11am - 5pm
Tuesday 11am - 5pm
Wednesday 11am - 5pm
Thursday 11am - 5pm
Friday 11am - 5pm
Saturday 2pm - 5pm

Telephone

(816)6328606

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