We’ve got lots going on at the farm this month. Our incubator and brooder have been running non-stop! We’ve got lots of baby poultry available for sale, along with some started bantams too. If you are looking for raw goat milk we have plenty available, as well as organic goose eggs. Thanks for supporting local agriculture! Here are two Pilgrim goslings. We’ve got plenty more available for sale!
What’s happening at Tiny Hill Farm this month? Tons! We have several Nigerian dwarf goats for sale. We have does in milk, and some doelings available for sale. Check out our “Available Goats” page for details. We also have lots of baby poultry available for sale, as well as plenty of raw goat milk available too. Thanks a bunch and happy spring! Here’s Trudie. She’s one of our milkers available for sale. 
Just a quick update to let you know that we now have several adorable Nigerian dwarf goats for sale. For more information check out our “Available Goats” page. We also have plenty of standard layer pullet chicks as well as many adorable bantam chicks available for sale. Contact us for more information. Thank you and Happy Easter!
March has continued to be a busy month for us here at Tiny Hill Farm! So far our kid count is now 10, with 6 bucklings and 4 doelings born so far. We have 4 does left to kid for the season. Right now we have a waiting list for pet wethers. Please check out our “Available Goats” page for details. Our first chicks have started to hatch, and we’ll have lots and lots of chicks available for sale starting on March 27th. We’ll have both straight run bantams and standard pullet layers for sale. We now have limited quantities of raw goat milk available for sale too. Please let us know if you are interested or have any questions. Thank you!
We’ve been very busy at Tiny Hill Farm. So far our kid count is now 8, with 5 bucklings and 3 doelings born so far. We have 5 does left to kid for the season. Right now we have several adorable pet wether Nigerian dwarf goats for sale. Please check out our “Available Goats” page for details. We also have eggs due to hatch in just a little bit, so we’ll have plenty of chicks available for sale soon. We should start having our raw goat milk available for our milk customers very shortly. Please let us know if you are interested or have any questions. Thank you!
Our first kids of 2013 have arrived! Jill kidded on Wednesday with buck twins. That puts the baby goat count at two bucks so far! We’ve got three does due on Saturday, so that count should change soon.
It’s time of the year again for our annual “Guess How Many Goat Kids and Win a Prize Contest”. Let us know how many kids you think will be born here this year, and how many will be bucks or does. Whoever is the closest wins 2 dozen eggs and a quart of milk.
Let us know your guess either in the comments, or as an email. We will announce the winner at the end of kidding season. Here are a few hints: we have 9 does due to kid. Last year we had 8 does kid, and 16 babies ( 8 does/8 bucks). Here’s a picture of the kidding pen all set up and ready for the action to begin. That’s a “goat luck charm” on the corner!
We now have a new “doeling” on the farm. She’s solid red with small amount of white. She’s naturally “polled”, although on rare occasions she acts as if she might be growing horns?! She may be a funny looking “doeling”, but we are so thrilled to finally have her, and we look forward to having tons of fun with her!
It’s offical! We are SOLD OUT of Thanksgiving turkeys for 2012. This is the year we’ve had the most turkeys to sell, and they still sold out faster than any other year. Thank you to all of our awesome customers. If you missed ordering one this year, it’s not too early to reserve one now for next year!
Our reservations for our 2012 organic, pasture raised heritage breed Thanksgiving turkeys are filling up faster than ever this year. If you want one, but have not yet filled out a reservation form, please fill one out so we can get an accurate count of how many we have left to sell. Here’s a link to the form: http://tinyhillfarm.com/?page_id=73 Thank you for being awesome and supporting local agriculture!
