Are You Getting What You Pay For In Your Goat Milk Soap? 4 Reasons Raw Goat Milk Soaps are Superior “You have goats; you have GOT to make some goat milk soap.” This is what my friend, who had taught me to make goat milk soap, said to me one day. “Well, I don’t know…..It
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The Power of Calendula Calendula is fast becoming one of my favorite flowers. Really, there is not much not to like about this little, power-packed posey. Calendula is a member of the daisy family. Maybe that is why I like it so much. I have always loved daisies, they seem so whimsical and carefree. Calendula
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Maybe I am biased (ok, not maybe, I am), but goat milk soap is the best soap I have ever used. Where to begin? As Mary Poppins would say, the beginning is a very good place to start. Let’s start with the ingredients in your typical store bought soap. Contrary to many of the
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This past weekend was the second weekend that our local farmer’s market was held. As I have had the opportunity to meet more of our local community, I considered why people may be buying locally more and why it is so important to know your local farmer and food sources. For us, I think the
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Harvesting is in full swing here on the farm. Not only are we pickling, dehydrating, and freezing veggies, but we are also selling them. Last weekend, I spent a few hours with my youngest daughter meeting so many new people at the Bridge City Farmer’s Market while selling our chemical free veggies and goat milk
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Is it safe to eat? Recently, a customer found a red spot in one of our eggs. This concerned her a bit as she didn’t know what it was. These spots, sometimes called “meat spots” or “blood spots,” are no cause for concern (thank goodness for her). It is just one of the unusual things
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REAL PEOPLE, REAL LOCAL Are you tired of big inauthentic companies with inauthentic people, that are only there to a quick buck? Want to get to know who your buying from? We hear ya loud and clear, and feel ya. We are a small, local farm with a big heart for
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What is the Difference in Hatching? Recently, we had a school contact us wanting to have fertilized chicken eggs for their classroom. We are more than happy to oblige, as watching a chick grow inside an egg is one of the most fascinating things to observe. I love teaching kids about how a chick develops
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“Boxes, Boxes, Everywhere. In the hall and on the stairs….”-Crystal Bowman Tis the Season for boxes and leaves. Yes, I know this is a weird combination to be talking about, but with the holidays everyone has lots of boxes and lying around, seeing how it is winter, your yard is probably littered with
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