Nestled in the Green Mountains of Vermont, we are dedicated to the preservation of Jacob Sheep, Nigerian Dwarf goats and a rural way of life.  

Last updated: 4/23/2018

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At J&M Farm we work to be remembered for what we contributed to the world and not for what we destroyed.

We also strive to maintain a small farm lifestyle for our descendants and for those living around us, so the heritage of farm life is not lost.

We gladly offer information to those interested in our farm.  We often have several visitors come up our drive, attracted by our wide variety of livestock, who ask for tours and information.  This is especially true in the fall, when the "leaf peepers" come to see the bright foliage.

Check out our new goat's milk soap page.

All proceeds from goat's milk soap sales are used to help fund our efforts here at the farm.  All the soaps are made from milk from our herd of Nigerian dwarf goats and pet goats. 

Want to breed but don't want the hassle of owning your own stud? We offer stud service with our fine bucks and rams.

FREE farm visits. Arrange yours today by contacting us.  click here

Goat update: 4/23/2018

Kidding began 4/20/2018. Kids will be posted as they reach weaning.

There are 1 2016 ADGA registered Nigerian doe, 1 2014 ADGA & AGS registered Nigerian doe  and 1 2017 Nigerian/Pygmy cross doe still available.

FYI- We do not disbud our kids. Those born with horns will have horns. A small number may be born without horns and will be hornless.

Final Kidding Schedule 2018 

Kids expected after 4/8/2018. First kids will be ready for forever homes in mid-June.

Sheep update: 4/23/2018

We still have 3 Jacob sheep rams and 4 registered Jacob sheep ewes available. More info on Sheep for Sale page. 

Lambing is now complete. 9 Ram lambs and 4 ewe lambs. See our lambs on the 2018 lamb page.

2017 Breeding Ewes and Ram

We don't use a reservation list for kids or lambs as this has not worked well for us in the past. Kids and lambs will be available on a first come first served basis. Lambs and kids will be posted on their respective pages as they reach 9 weeks of age. At that time we will take deposits from the first interested individual for each animal. This allows us to offer only the healthiest of kids and lambs, all of which will be up to date on necessary vaccinations and ready to leave for new homes. Some may be delayed in posting to guarantee their health, particularly those from multiple births that may require more time with mom to reach a healthy weight.