Spk-Ez Farm LLC

03/24/2025

Not the best pics. Girl spotted red and white,
Boy solid red, boy spotted black and white.
All available.

03/24/2025

Another litter of 3.
2B & 1G
Pics coming soon

03/23/2025

Two doelings born today.
See photos for pedigree.
These photos they were just about 7 hours old

Plz refer to them as Bonnie and Chester kids

03/23/2025

First doe of the season is in active labor.

03/14/2025

We are just 7 days away from full blown kidding here. Girls are getting warmed up to getting on the stand ( see photo ). Udders are getting bigger.
Did the sanitary clip around tails today.
Keep your eyes pealed we will be posting baby pics soon!

03/06/2025

It's been a while since I've posted here. Alittle behind because this weather in Ohio has just been dragging on. FINALLY we get a hint of spring...
Anyway...
THE EXCITEMENT IS REAL....we are just about 18 days away from the start of our kidding season.
Anyone who has reached out to me about kids, please keep your eyes pealed. I will do my best to post pics here as they arrive.
Been getting the barn set up for milking and the kid pen is ready.

Our 2024 hold back kids look amazing this year. We will have a few does in milk available as the kids sell.

Thanks for looking and don't be afraid to msg me if you see something you like...

12/21/2024

Breeding season ended on a positive note. Seven does bred seven does pregnant. Twins or trips in each oven. Kidding season should be busy and hopefully fast.

09/13/2024

Something to think about


Farm Wife, I See You
Being a farm wife is not for the faint of heart. But farm wife, I see you.

I see you working at your full time job in town, then coming home to switch your second job, helping on the farm.

Farm chores never end, do they?

So you feed the cattle, or mow the yard. Maybe you drive a tractor or fix fence. Oh yes, we can do it all.

And then, somehow, you still make dinner for the family - and yes, Casey's pizza counts - help with homework and give the kids a bath.

Don't even get me started on the common core math. That's a whole 'nother story, friends.

Farm wife, I see you at a four way stop, pulling the seed tender to deliver to a field. A smile, a wave, and that may be our social interaction for the day.

Soak it in, it may be all we get. But don't worry, the animals talk to us, don't they?

I see you jumping into your SUV at a moments notice to pickup parts for a broken down tractor.

Have you ever noticed that conversation stops when we enter the parts store? It's really quite magical!

No one expects us to know what we're doing or looking for.

And let's be honest, sometimes we don't.

But we still get the job done and return with the parts, don't we?

Farm wife, I see you, sitting in your living room alone on your birthday because your farmer is out planting corn or harvesting crops.

Even an average day can feel lonely when your farmer is working late hours.

Sometimes, being a farm wife can be the toughest job on the planet. We feel isolated, alone, and tired. It's something our non-farming friends will never understand.

But I see you.

We're in this together.

What we do requires us to be iron clad in the tough times, but flexible enough to adapt on a moments notice.

We try to compare ourselves to others, looking for the "right" way to run our household, our family, our farm.

But the truth is, there is no "right" way.

We get life done every. single. day.

And let's face it - our farmers couldn't do this without us.

Will your farmer ever say that? Probably not.

So instead, I am telling you. You are amazing. You've got this. You are not alone.

Because farm wife, I see you.

06/18/2024

Took a few snaps of the herd. Kids are growing so nicely. Does looking shiny.

05/13/2024

Photo day for a few of our keeper girls....
Forgive our posing abilities. Still working on that.

05/04/2024

Suck bucket...

05/04/2024

They graduated to a suck bucket...

04/19/2024

Tell me you have baby goats without telling me you have baby goats......

04/17/2024

Things that make us happy at SPK-EZ FARM....

04/07/2024

Changing my program alittle. A few does looking for a new pasture.

1st is a yearling ADGA reg doe. Very nice bloodlines. Red

2nd a 2024 doe kid, ADGA reg doe, just about 8 wks old competitive bloodlines red roan.

3rd a 2024 doe kid black with dapples, ADGA reg, 9 wks old. Strong lines.

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Pedigree upon request.
Serious inquiries please.
No tire kickers.
Lorain County Ohio

01/08/2024

All girls that were exposed are bred. We bred later for warmer weather. Six bred six pregnant. Walter and Chester did a fine job.

01/01/2024

12/25/2023

From our farm to yours "Merry Christmas!"