Baby goat shelter

I cut a few slats out of this spool and reinforced the opening with bracing to creating an extra shade shelter for our goats and chickens. "Smudge" approves.

Goat Shelter with Culvert, stairs, and a ramp to the back porch. Raised beds, hay storage and hay feeder inside. Tin roof.

To prepare for winter kidding in the frigid temps, I have a stash of baby goat coats on hand. Since I don’t have the knack for sewing, or a sewing machine, when I’m in a pinch I make a few baby goat coats from old sweatpants and sweatshirts. Let me show you how- it’ super easy! #DIY #babygoatcoats #goatcoats #nosewgoatcoat #easyfarmproject

If you want to have some adorable baby goats bouncing around your farm you're going to need to learn all about baby goat care. It isn't too tough. This easy to follow guide will show you everything you need to know, from diet to ailments and more, to keep your baby goats happy,healthy, and, of course, bouncy!

Goats love to climb, jump, and play. So, we built a DIY goat playhouse so they can do just that! The best part? We used free scrap wood! I'll show you how we built it..

Scrap pallets can be used to make pet playgrounds perfect for your climbing friends!

I built this to help bottle feed baby goats.

Your goats need shelter to keep them warm and dry during rainy and snowy days! And this shelter is inexpensive and easy to make!

The mobile hoophouse goat shelter used in our west field

Goat kidding season. You have pregnant goats and you want to be prepared for when your goats kid. Goat kidding time is busy and exciting.

Goat beds

Our barn's corner loafing shelves