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: 10/5/2020

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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.

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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.

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Farm visits by appointment only.

Please contact us to arrange a mutually convenient time to visit. We are normally available* for visits

     Monday after 4 pm

     Tuesday & Wednesday after 4 pm

     Thursday before 2 pm

     Friday after 10 am

     Saturday after 4 pm

     Sunday before 2 pm and 4 pm to 7 pm

*subject to change depending on our planned activities and work schedule. Other times may be possible with advance notice.

While we love animals, we please ask that you leave your pets at home or be prepared to leave them secured in your vehicle. As always, service animals are welcome.

Goat update: 8/20/2020

2019 Linear Appraisal scores now available here

8/20/2020- All kids have been claimed.

1 4 year old proven doe pending.

2020-2021 Breeding Plan Posted! Registered Nigerian and mini-Nubian kids expected to be born starting April 2021.

FYI- We do not disbud our kids. Those born with horns will have horns. Those born without horns will be hornless.

Sheep update: 6/1/2020

No sheep available