About Us
Our goat milk soap is too good to keep to ourselves! We made our first bar of soap in 2021 and went commercial in 2024. We first offered shipping in September 2025 due to customer demand. We consider our 'home base' at the Mercer County Farmers Market in Harrodsburg, KY.
Who are we?
We're suburbanites-turned-homesteaders. We take on the responsibility of honoring our land very seriously. On our farm, we reuse, reduce, and recycle as much as possible! Our goats maintain our pastures by reducing weeds and shrubby growth, rather than using herbicides or machinery to maintain the property. Waste from our goats is used as fertilizer on the garden and bedding for flower beds.
How many goats do we have?
We keep a core herd of 7 goats. We have does (breeding females), one buck (breeding male), and wethers (castrated males used as companions). After kidding season, our herd doubles in size! Goat kids are sold off as early as 3 months old; and they find new farms to call home. Some goat kids provide sustenance and nutrition to local families.
What kind of goats do we have?
We keep a dual-purpose, Kiko-mix herd. Kiko, a meat goat breed, makes up the majority of our genetics, but our two does (female goats) have heavy dairy goat genes.
Who are we?
We're suburbanites-turned-homesteaders. We take on the responsibility of honoring our land very seriously. On our farm, we reuse, reduce, and recycle as much as possible! Our goats maintain our pastures by reducing weeds and shrubby growth, rather than using herbicides or machinery to maintain the property. Waste from our goats is used as fertilizer on the garden and bedding for flower beds.
How many goats do we have?
We keep a core herd of 7 goats. We have does (breeding females), one buck (breeding male), and wethers (castrated males used as companions). After kidding season, our herd doubles in size! Goat kids are sold off as early as 3 months old; and they find new farms to call home. Some goat kids provide sustenance and nutrition to local families.
What kind of goats do we have?
We keep a dual-purpose, Kiko-mix herd. Kiko, a meat goat breed, makes up the majority of our genetics, but our two does (female goats) have heavy dairy goat genes.