TnF Farms Goats

Brown and cinnamon Nubian doe
Black Nigerian dwarf buck
brown, black and white Nubian buck
Velma hates rain
nigerian dwarf goats relaxing in the sun
mug of hot chocolate by the fire place

Goat details

Our approach to raising Nigerian dwarf goats and Nubian goats is rooted in our commitment to sustainable farming and animal welfare. We strive to create a nurturing environment where our goats can thrive. We intentionally keep our goat herd small. This ensures that our natural grazing areas never get over exhausted.

No confinement and lots of room to play

Currently, our goats have the privilege of approximately 2-3 acres of carefully fenced pasture at any given time. At TnF Farms, we rotate our animals through pastures so there’s always something great to eat and the vegetation gets an opportunity to grow back. These areas includes a mix of open field, shaded forested, and the serenity of a creek bottom where they can roam freely. This diverse environment offers them ample space to run, explore, and engage in their natural behaviors.

Since they are active and curious by nature, we have old playground equipment for them to climb and jump on. Our young goats love the adventurous playgrounds. We keep shelters are thoughtfully placed throughout our rotations. This gives all of our livestock comfortable retreats to seek relief from surprise rain and to get a break from the sun.

Making sure everyone is happy and healthy

We prioritize the health of all our livestock through regular veterinary maintenance. Ensuring that they receive the necessary care to thrive. Our commitment to ethical and sustainable farming practices extends to our animal healthcare. Absolutely no hormones ever and antibiotics only when necessary.

To keep our goats comfortable, we mist them with essential oils. This helps deter insects and provides them with a more enjoyable living experience while avoiding the use of harsh chemical repellents.

Nigerian Dwarfs are affectionate Nubian goats are sweethearts

Perhaps one of the most endearing aspects of our goats is their regular interaction with people. They are not only curious but also affectionate. Often displaying a genuine fondness for human company. Many of our Nigerians enjoy sitting in laps. While the Nubians love following us around and engaging in gentle interactions. This further underscores their friendly and sociable nature.

At TnF Farms, we take immense pride in providing our goats with an environment where they can lead healthy, contented lives. Our approach to farming reflects our dedication to sustainability, animal welfare, and fostering a strong bond between humans and our beloved livestock.

Diet

  • Pasture and forest vegetation including vines, leaves, tree nuts and fruit
  • Hay
  • Alfalfa
  • Fruit and vegetables year round, pumpkin and squash in the fall
  • Supplemental mixture of commercial goat feeds

Details about our goat varieties

Recent Goat blog posts

young goats grazing

Goat Safe Fruit Trees

Florida’s warm and subtropical climate provides a conducive environment for growing a variety of fruit trees. When selecting fruit trees for a goat farm in Florida, consider those that thrive in the state’s climate and offer nutritional benefits for goats. Here are some suitable fruit trees for a goat farm in Florida.