Live weight
Goat
$5per lb, live weight + $50 processing fee per animal- Weighed on site, with you present
- Sizes vary — we'll help you match your household
- Selected from our property and trusted farm sources
Goat, lamb and chicken raised in a clean, closely maintained farm environment. Two simple prices — and nothing added at the gate.
Availability and sizes shift naturally through the season. Call and we'll tell you exactly what's on the property today.
Live weight
Live weight
Per bird
Live-weight pricing is simple arithmetic. Choose an animal, drag to the size you have in mind, and you'll see the same number we'd quote at the scale.
Goat is $5 per pound live weight, plus a $50 processing fee. Final price is confirmed at the farm.
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We'll confirm goats, lamb and chickens on the property, approximate sizes, and the best time to arrive.
Household size, the occasion, your timing, and any questions about available preparation.
Goat and lamb are priced by live weight at $5 per pound. Chickens are $20 per bird. That's the whole structure.
Questions about livestock areas, sanitation, equipment and handling are welcome — during the call or on site.
If your question isn't here, call — we'd rather answer it directly than have you guess.
It's the weight of the animal as it stands, before any preparation. We weigh it on site with you present, multiply by $5 per pound, then add the flat $50 processing fee. For example, a 60 lb goat or lamb is $300 plus $50 processing, for a $350 total.
It's a genuine estimate based on our real rates, but the final figure depends on the actual weight of the animal you choose. The scale at the farm settles it.
Call or message us with your timing and what you're after, and we'll tell you what we can hold and for how long — especially useful around holidays, when demand rises.
Goat and lamb are sold as live animals, priced by live weight. Chickens are sold per bird. If you have questions about preparation, ask when you call and we'll explain what's available.
That depends entirely on the current flock count. Tell us how many you'd like and we'll confirm whether it's possible this week or suggest a better day.
Tell us the size, the timing and the occasion. We'll tell you honestly whether we have it this week.