My name is Merlot but my friends call me Merl. I am a Holstein bull. I love soaking up the sun, eating hay and grass, and loving on everyone--my dad calls me a "big teddy bear." I have a freckled nose, and I think that is my best feature.
***I was one of the OG cuddlers but am no longer cuddling.***
My name is Moscato. I am a Holstein steer and the tallest guy in the paddock (don't tell Merl that). I dig chin rubs and scritches, and while I enjoy treats, I'm a bit picky--what can I say, I have a refined palate. I have a small rose shaped tattoo under my eye, which drives the ladies wild!
***I was one of the OG cuddlers but am no longer cuddling.***
My name is Mocha, but on karaoke nights I go by Mocha Latte. I am a short horn heifer and a twin of a bull calf, so I'm known as a Freemartin. I like to bury my head in the hay when I eat it and I go nuts for treats. I'm the head lady in the pasture and I don't let anyone, cows or humans, forget it.
***I was one of the OG cuddlers but am no longer cuddling.***
I'm the new girl on the block, having come to the farm as a 2.5-year-old, and am settling in nicely. I used to be called Zahara, or "Z" for short, but Mom and Dad changed my name to Maeve. I think it's pretty cool and befitting of my Scottish Highland pedigree. Because of my horns, I won't be a cuddler, but will hopefully become a mom to
I'm the new girl on the block, having come to the farm as a 2.5-year-old, and am settling in nicely. I used to be called Zahara, or "Z" for short, but Mom and Dad changed my name to Maeve. I think it's pretty cool and befitting of my Scottish Highland pedigree. Because of my horns, I won't be a cuddler, but will hopefully become a mom to help build the foundation of beautiful, healthy, Highland cows at the farm!
My name is Caramel, I'm a Jersey girl with a silly personality that makes everyone smile. I also have the best make-up and hairdo around. I love going for walks and kicking up my hooves, bothering my fellow cow-mates, getting into trouble, and being an adorable pain in the behind.
***I'm currently on sabbatical from cuddling.***
My eartag may have my old name of "Beef Cake" but I now go by Tinkerbell, or Tink for short. I'm an Angus Holstein cross like Lilly. My resting cow face matches my "bull in a china shop" demeanor, and I prefer to hang with my fellow cows. I may come say "hi" to you, especially when I'm pregnant - as I'm really hoping you'll have treats for me - but otherwise, I'll just stare at you from afar.
My name is Arrow and I'm a short-horned steer. I'm a quiet guy who's a little on the shy side, but once you get to know me, I'll come say "hi" and ask for some rubs. I'm not a cuddler but I'm still a charmer...from afar.
We have a mix of sheep types, but their names are Seymour (M), Pepper (F), Tater (F), Socks (M) and Mittens (F). They are very sweet and we've been working with our newest lambs, Socks and Mittens (pictured) to--hopefully--start offering lamb snuggles at some point!
Like the sheep, we have a variety of breeds, many of which are super friendly! The boys, save for a few babies still in with their moms, are in the hut by the cow pasture, and the girls and babies are in the hut near the greenhouse. Oscar (pictured) had a rough start and was half-raised inside, so he's more dog than goat. You may see him
Like the sheep, we have a variety of breeds, many of which are super friendly! The boys, save for a few babies still in with their moms, are in the hut by the cow pasture, and the girls and babies are in the hut near the greenhouse. Oscar (pictured) had a rough start and was half-raised inside, so he's more dog than goat. You may see him around the farm greeting people and eating whatever he can. Feel free to give him some pets--we also hope to offer goat cuddles down the line, too!
We added chicks to the farm in the summer of 2023--a mix of Marans, Buff Orpingtons, and Olive Eggers. In the spring of 2024 we're adding more Midnight Majesty Marans, Prairie Bluebell Eggers, Lavender Orpingtons, Blue Laced Gold Wyandottes, and Blue Slate Turkeys. You'll probably see them peeking out of their coop door or scratching aro
We added chicks to the farm in the summer of 2023--a mix of Marans, Buff Orpingtons, and Olive Eggers. In the spring of 2024 we're adding more Midnight Majesty Marans, Prairie Bluebell Eggers, Lavender Orpingtons, Blue Laced Gold Wyandottes, and Blue Slate Turkeys. You'll probably see them peeking out of their coop door or scratching around in their run if you walk around before/after your appointment.
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128 Chesham Road | Harrisville, NH | 03450
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