We sell both! Our goats are the stars of the show, providing the milk for our Surfing Goat Soaps. They help keep the farm sustainable—milk for us, and soaps (and more) for you!

We started the farm to bring farm education to classrooms. While that is no longer practical due to state regulations, the information is still needed. We use the soap to connect our customers to our farm, and the Earth in general. I write to help people take better of themselves, their goats and the planet.

Absolutely! We can craft custom soaps (no palm oil, artificial colorants, or fragrances) and other goodies like Fynniroos, towels, mugs, and totes. Just keep in mind, custom soaps take at least 4 weeks to be ready. We love celebrating the 'underdogs'—working dogs, donkeys, goats, and endangered breeds—while furthering our mission to educate and inspire. And hey, every soap deserves a towel, right?

We follow old-school organic practices for our goats and land, but we’re not certified organic. Certification is costly and doesn’t always align with goat farming. Plus, research on goats is limited, so we use conventional feed to keep our herd happy and healthy.

We sure do! Occasionally, we host in-person workshops, and you can also find us on YouTube at 'Hames and Axle Farm' for goat-keeping tips. While we’ve done soap-making workshops in the past, they’re less frequent these days.

We’ve done milk testing before and might do One-Day Tests again, but juggling that with craft markets is tricky. Our goats are bred for health, personality, and conformation—not just production. For health testing, we did a full CAE test three years ago and plan to test again in 2025 or 2026. We’re proud to say we’ve never had CL or Johnes on our farm, and we’re super careful about biosecurity. Our happy, healthy goats are proof of that!