As we were leaving, her granddaughter called out to us. She had just finished helping in the birth of twin baby goats (does) and asked if we’d like to see them. And so we went in to a small, warm utility room and there we saw two, surprisingly large, baby goats still wet from their birthing experience. Together she and her grandmother continued to dry them off and stimulate their blood circulation. Then she offered to show us the rest of the goats so we headed to the barn to be greeted by several very gentle goats. The young girl shared with us information about the herd and what she does around the farm. It was obvious that she enjoyed the farm and seemed, at age 11, to have already decided that she was going to be a goat farmer herself in a few years. This is great news for us to have such a bright, young person interested in being a farmer.
I recommend that you give Side Hill goat cheese a try. In addition, the fudge is also highly recommended:) You can go to the website to get directions and visit for yourself. To pick up some cheese a little closer to Cortland, you can find it at Ludgate Farms on the east side of Ithaca, and for those in southern Cortland County, you can find it at Giant in Binghamton.
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