goats of the future
farming goats in community
We propose a change: farming in community, in a way that enriches land and soil, as well as human health and imagination. We raise dairy goats to live curious, social lives; to express their animal instincts; and to harvest their own nutrition and medicine.
holiday hikes & hugs
Our fourth annual Christmas tree collection + post-holiday goat hang is your next chance to hike and unwind with your favorite herd.
+Bring your Christmas tree for the herd to recycle this winter
+Listen to the sound of goat bells as we wander
+Cozy up with cocoa by the fire
+Give and receive the gift of goat hugs
Dream Shop
Adjacent to our goat barn, is our soap studio, where we craft farmstead soap with dream milk, organic oils, and local herbs. Each bar is unique, hand-cut, blended with pure essential oils, and colored with plants.
Our soap will not make you younger, but it will make you softer and cleaner, and maybe it will make you wiser. With each seasonal bar, we hope to tell a story of where we live and the plants and scents that surround our woodland dairy and our Michigan home.
meet the dreamgoats
Join the herd! Be inducted into goat world via spring baby goat cuddles, summer-fall goat hikes, a holiday hikes + hugs event between Christmas and New Years (bring your xmas tree for recycling!) or a wintry wander, January-February. You can also become an ongoing supporter by becoming a Year of Goats or Year of Soap member, joining our Herdshare, or becoming a volunteer milkmaid/goatherd.
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Stubborn, independent, head-butter of children, a good milker (though a bit of a kicker). She was the first goat added to the herd--and a most faithful, resilient pal.
Beau's daughter and sister of Camembert, Sylvie (bottom right) inherited the chill and cuddly spirit of sweet mama Beau.
Sneaky, sassy gymnast, climber of trees--and of you! Daughter of sweet Beau.
Stubborn, independent, head-butter of children, a good milker (though a bit of a kicker). She was the first goat added to the herd--and a most faithful, resilient pal.
we've moved to belding!
