Day in the Life at Tanglefoot Farm (It Rarely Goes as Planned) — follow along for mishaps, farm-market marathons, and the Monday hustle that keeps us going.

Think chickens are quaint barnyard companions? Think again. Join us for a hilarious behind-the-scenes look at what really happens when chickens take over the farm—from garden destruction to great escapes and goat harassment.

Spring has brought new life to the farm—and a few big decisions, too. Our sweet tripod Mini-Nubian goat, Belle, delivered two gorgeous buckskin kids—a strong little buckling and a lovely doeling. We had hoped to keep the doeling, but unfortunately we missed the window for disbudding, and I don’t want to add horned goats to the herd. So, both of Belle’s babies will soon be looking for new homes where they can thrive. Blossom, our Nigerian Dwarf, gave us a showstopper of a buck

Here at the Farm, one of our goals as a Certified Wildlife Habitat is caring for the wildlife during the winter. Learn how you can help, too

Tanglefoot Welcomes Baby Goats! This year, Tanglefoot Farm welcomed two baby goats to our herd; Lavender, a doeling, and Broccolini (Brock), a buckling. The proud mama is Whimsy’s Sugar Snap, one of the three siblings we bought last Spring. Because our original three were not handled a lot before we bought them, they took a long time to warm up to us. So we’ve made it a point to give these babies lots of love and attention, and they give it right back to us. Lavender is a