**We are currently looking for a wwoofers for this fall. ** **We prefer month or longer stays. Require a minimum of 3 weeks stays. We prioritize longer stays **
We are a family-run farm raising dairy goats for milk and cheese, along with cattle, chickens, and pigs. As a Licensed Grade A Goat Dairy, we produce and sell grass-fed beef, pastured pork, and handcrafted goat milk soaps and lotions. Everything we do is rooted in hands-on care, quality, and a commitment to building a sustainable farm system.
We’re seeking WWOOFers who are willing to jump into daily farm life and help with:
• Morning and evening feeding and animal care
• occasional milk bottling
• Caring for baby goats during kidding season 🐐
• Pitching in on various farm projects as needed
This is hands-on, real farm work, and every day is a little different!
In exchange, you’ll gain valuable, real-world experience, including:
• how to take care of goats, pigs, cows, chickens
• Safe handling and processing of goat milk products
• Animal health, nutrition, and basic veterinary care
• pasture management
• Making goat cheese and other dairy products
• Principles of regenerative agriculture
Spring and summer are especially fun—with lots of baby goats to help care for and socialize!
Accommodations
WWOOFers stay in a dedicated bunkhouse (newer double-wide home) that also serves as our goat nursery in the spring.
• 3 bedrooms / 2 bathrooms
• Full kitchen and living space
• Internet access
• TV with streaming (Prime & Netflix)
We provide groceries, and you’ll have your own kitchen to prepare meals. We can accommodate most dietary needs, but we love sharing the food we raise on the farm.
The ideal WWOOFer is:
• Curious and eager to learn
• Hardworking and responsible
• Engaged and positive
• Open to sharing ideas and experiences
We require a minimum 2-week stay, but prefer one month or longer.
🚫 No dogs allowed
Our farm is located in a remote area between Bastrop and Lockhart, TX (Southeast Caldwell County). This is true country living!
We hope you’ll join us on our journey toward a more sustainable future—and that we can share what we’ve learned while learning from you as well.
🌿 Interested? Reach out and tell us about yourself!
Dec - Apr: Kidding season
Sept - Nov: Fall Kidding season
All year: Milking season
Organic methods:
mob grazing / pasture rotation
bio diverse pasture management
cover crops
rain water collection
no chemicals or spays on pasture....use compost
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Learning opportunities
Poultry farming
Pig farming
Cattle farming
Sheep or goat farming
Raising of other farm animals
Dairy farming
Cheesemaking
Methods or systems
Biodynamic agriculture
Holistic management
Permaculture
Regenerative agriculture
Rotational grazing
Mentoring opportunities
Woman-operated
Host type
Production farm
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25
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