We have 50% Savanna doelings available. Sires are fullblood Savanna bucks.

As always, you will get a discount for purchasing multiple kids. Most are white, a few blue and red roans.
We have 50% Savanna doelings available. Sires are fullblood Savanna bucks.
As always, you will get a discount for purchasing multiple kids. Most are white, a few blue and red roans.
Hatching goslings from three breeding pairs, we are happy to offer Cotton Patch goslings this spring!
This threatened breed is a smaller goose, with colors between males and females discernable at hatching as well as fully grown. They have excellent forage ability, are great parents and are a great addition to any farm. We are members of the Livestock Conservancy and have no other breed of geese on our farm.
Our geese are a mixture of Walker and James lines, giving you excellent genetic diversity. We have the background information on our breeding geese, so you can be assured of the purity of our geese.
Goslings are sold when available and have been moving fast, we recommend you contact us ASAP if you are interested. Goslings are $60 each.
Planning on goats for 2023? Let us know NOW and we will add you to our waiting list.
Our March-born kids are weaned and running around the pastures. Bucklings went to market and as 50% Savanna, the lads all graded as #1’s.
The girls are ready to go. All can be registered as 50% Savanna if desired for the cost of testing/registration. The dams of the doelings are Spanish, Spanish-Kiko, and Alpine.
Our eldest cow (who is turning 18) had her wee bull calf this morning. He will be sold either as a steer or intact bull. If you want a bull, speak up fast!
2022 will be our last year of calving with our Irish Dexters. It has been a wonderful sixteen years. Our bull will soon be headed to a new farm and our geriatric girls will “retire” after weaning these last calves.
Calves will be posted after they are born, which can begin after Mother’s Day. Let us know if you are interested and we will reserve your calf until weaning, usually in 5-6 months.
Did you know that SteelMeadow’s podcast, Blind Hog and Acorn, is already into the third season? What started out as a solo podcast by Mary Jane, aka The Acorn, quickly morphed into a weekly rehashing of farm chores with Glenn, the Blind Hog.
Join the two farmers weekly as they retell what went wrong and what went right at SteelMeadow Farm. New podcasts drop every Sunday morning. Click here and sign up!
These lemony muffins certainly hit the spot!
Seven weeks of collecting sap from black walnut trees in the yard has netted us over 2 gallons of finished syrup. Dark, delicious and with such depth of flavor! The sap run is slowing, what sap collected is getting a little cloudy, and the trees are popping their buds. Time to stop!
If you have black walnut trees in your yard, consider tapping the trees next year and produce your own syrup!
The first wave of kids have been born from our registered fullblood Savanna buck “Goat Man Special” and our registered dairy girls. 6 doelings and 4 bucklings. They will be weaned in April/May.