The buck arrived yesterday from Highlandcroft Farm in New Brunswick. The ladies think he is very cute.
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- Em Zember
- Brackley Beach, Prince Edward Island, Canada
- I have a herd of milking goats and I use the milk to make soap and other natural care products. I run a retail and mail order soap shop business with help from my family and from Amy, a close friend. I also homeschool our children. We have recently adopted a little girl from China in 2007 and adopted a little boy from China in 2009.
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I love these video updates... I'll definitely check in most days to see what's happening!
I love your daughter reaching over to pet the new buck. May the breeding time be successful and may there be many healthy "future milkers" born in the spring!
Thanks Joanie! I will be thankful when all the kids are on the ground running around.
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