raising kid goats on appleturnover farm 

that’s a great way to put it!

they are such darlings!

thanks for telling us! the kids make our day too.

so very sweet x

how wonderful! we quite agree, such dear little friends living here with us.

thanks jamie. we’re very fond of reminders when they come in this form!

that means a lot, thank you debby.

you are most welcome. new kids are due soon here on the farm! we share a lot on instagram & fbook

thank you. it's our pleasure.

oh beverly, how great! thank you. if you’d like to stay connected we also have a mailing list and if you use instagram i write there most days. we used to live in sussex...

@@appleturnover that's really great, I would love to join your mailing list. I was born and raised in Kent and currently in Cambridgeshire. My Grandparents used to take me on lots of holidays and trips to Sussex as a child! X

how lovely! my sweetheart is english. i adore kent.

thanks, jai!

they are wethered - fixed - so they don’t become full bucks and stay a bit like their sisters. teddy bears really. they’re in high demand for clearing land of blackberry and broom, as well as animal companions. i’m sure they’d be good food but i think they’re much better as partners on the land.

@@appleturnover Thank you for your reply. I have been considering getting goats for a long time but the one factor that was stopping me was the males. I didn't want to have to resource to having them slaughtered once the kids become adults. Could you do a video on the goats explaining your choice of breed and cover their needs and so on, so a bit more in depth video than this one please? Many thanks.

i’ve been thinking about doing that! you might try advertising locally to get a waitlist for people who want kid goats and see what’s possible. often a wether is a great companion to a doe, so folks will get one of each.