GlennArt Farm

14/08/2023

Baby Goats:

Two doelings (3 months old) available for sale at $150.00 each. Jill and Gigi are almost three months old and are ready for a good home.

We work hard to maintain our animals healthy with good food, living conditions and careful animal husbandry. It is our heart that they receive care by new owners. Please contact us at [email protected] if interested in our herd.

14/08/2023

RETIRED DAIRY GOATS:
We are seeking a safe place for our other two nanny goats to finish the milking season until January 2024. Ophelia (7) and Gracie (10)will need to be milked twice a day, as their babies will be weaned by September. It is our desire to provide these two goats with a retirement plan. We are searching for owners who could care for them, either temporarily through January 10, 2024 or provide them with a sanctuary space.

14/08/2023

GlennArt Farm will stop milk sales in early September when the babies are weaned. This means that the goats will be providing milk twice a day. Before this happens, it is our objective to find good owners with resources and knowledge to manage the care of these animals. Please inform any colleagues and farms of the sale of our animals. We prefer to respond to inquiries via email: [email protected]

Dairy Goats:

​ Lily is a quality nubian cross at three years old. She will be producing milk through December. Her production data, medical testing and lab samples are available. She has freshened twice with healthy kids and process. Her genetic lines include a sire who was registered Nubian and dam was Toggenberg /Saanan cross. Asking price is $400.00. We are willing to sell her baby Jill with her as a companion.

31/07/2023

We are shutting down our milking operation the first of September 2023. We are seeking good homes for our three milking goats. They will provide milk until December. We will be seeking homes for the kids of three months during the month of August. Please contact us at [email protected] for more information.

19/04/2023

Dear Followers: Thank you for your interest in our Farm. Please note that the Facebook META world has mixed a few pages. We are GlennArt Farm NOT GlennArt Farm community garden.

We do not respond to this page very often, nor do we respond on Instagram. You may find news of us there and occasional Blog articles from our website Blog called a Goat Blog or GLOG.

Pleas contact us directly at [email protected]. We simply cannot keep up with the multitude of access points on social media. Most emails are responded quickly.

Peace,
Carolyn and David Ioder

21/02/2023

15/02/2023

Today is our anniversary, 23 years strong. We are still working as farmers this years. We have reduced the herd to three girls: Gracie, Ophelia and Lily. After a much needed break from October to January, the girls came home bred from a farm in Lamont IL. We managed to contact a veterinarian in Monece IL and transported them for annual blood tests. While there we celebrated by buying two mini nubians, three weeks old. Our big girl babies will arrived in April and May. Meanwhile we look forward to playing with these two little guys, Frodo and Pip weigh less than 10 pounds. They require feeding twice a day but are fun and busy.

They will be a good addition for school groups and day care centers. They are small and full of energy. Pip stopped long enough for a photo shoot.