On our YouTube Channel we made celery salt that is amazing in bloody mary’s, tuna salad, clam chowder, and much more! We created beautiful packaging with unique labels for you to enjoy. Please feel free to download them so you can make this at home. …
We have been receiving a lot of questions about our eggs. Please email us at thehoppygoatfarm@gmail.com if you’d like to come purchase some from our farm. We are in Cornville, Arizona and our farm is not open to the public except for personal pick-ups. Thank …
Come see us at the Verde Valley Farmer’s Market! We will be there Saturdays from 8-12 beginning May 18. Get fresh produce, eggs, goat’s milk soap, Dad’s Seasoning, and our newest Taco Seasoning! Can’t wait to see you there!
Nothing screams farmhouse breakfast like cakes on the griddle. I have added our pancake recipe for you to enjoy! Prep time: 5 minutes Cook time: 25 minutes Ingredients: 1 1/2 c. almond flour 1/2 c. all-purpose flour 1 1/4 c. goat, cow, or sheep’s milk …
Egg Yolk Coffee is a thing! And it’s egg-cellent! I know what you are thinking. Raw egg yolk in your coffee sounds horrible, right!? I thought that too. But we are wrong folks. It’s actually very tasty. It gives your coffee a light buttery cream …
The plant world is pretty amazing. Things that you thought would never grow in the climate you are in…actually can. And plants that are taken out of the ground, cut up for food, and then put back in water can grow again too. We regrow 4 different …
Why FROGS and TOADS are good for your farm! Frogs and toads are a wonderful to have around. They are fun to look at, kids love catching them, and they make funny noises. But there are more important reasons to have these guys on your farm. …
Yesterday my husband and I were sitting on the back porch like we do every evening around dusk. He was reading an article about a new honey beer from the brewery Unibroue called Lune de Miel and I was watching a duck chase a chicken around drinking …
Harvesting chicken is both an exciting and emotional time. It is exciting because when you harvest anything, whether it be vegetables, fruit, or an animal there is great joy in knowing you helped it grow and that it will feed your family. The emotional part …
I beg your pardon? No really, I got worms and a BUNCH of them! Mealworms that is. We began raising them after we got our chickens. They’re a great source of protein for our hens. Most of the chickens’ protein comes from their layer feed and foraging around …