Above is BABYLAND! Click on the button above to see streaming. If no goats are present, try again in a little while (often they will take a walk out to the pasture); early morning and evenings are a good time to catch them at play in BABYLAND.
One of our goats is having
a birthday today!
I love to climb, but I think I overdid it this time.
If you have any clue as to how I can get down, please send me an email.
My name is Tulip and I’m a Nigerian Dwarf.
908-251-9548
( Or Email us to reserve)
Our goats are registered with the AMERICAN GOAT SOCIETY
We sell only Nigerian Dwarfs
- STREAMING OF MOMS AND THEIR BABIES IN THE
WINDOW TO THE LEFT -
Call or Email us today to reserve
Keep in mind that a baby goat will not do well alone; you must plan on having two or more. And, please note that our goats are Nigerian Dwarf dairy goats; they are NOT meat goats; so, if you’re starving, buy some potato chips!
“Did someone say smile?!
Nigerian Dwarf goats are as friendly as can be if raised with “friendly” as an important trait.
At Molasses Hill Farm, new kids are handled often by humans starting at the hour of birth!