Our goats in the green pasture beneath a rainbow at Shepherd Farms — A real moment from our farm.

Shepherd Farms · Pike County, Alabama

A little pasture.
A lot of personality.

Boer/Kiko cross goats, loved from birth and part of our everyday life on the farm.

Come along to the pasture

“Of all the paths you take in life, make sure a few of them are in a pasture with goats.”

Raised with care

Boer/Kiko cross goats.

We raise Boer/Kiko cross meat goats here at Shepherd Farms of Alabama. From their first little steps to life out in the pasture, our goats are loved and cared for as part of our farm.

We sell to local families and farms, including those looking for goats to help eat down pastures and brush. If you’re interested, we’d love to hear what you’re looking for and share what’s currently available.

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Little faces. Everyday farm life.

A peek into our pasture.

From tiny first steps to familiar faces at the barn—scroll through a few of our favorite goat moments.

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A little brown-and-white goat standing in the green pasture

Two young goats standing together in the grass

A spotted baby goat looking toward the camera

A little goat sheltered close beneath its mama

A young brown-and-white goat inside the barn

A white-and-black baby goat beside its mother in the hay

Two baby goats peeking through the wooden barn boards

Our herd gathered outside the barn at Shepherd Farms

Three goats approaching along the grassy barn pasture

Goats resting together in the green pasture

Black-and-white goats beneath the pasture trees

Young goats walking along the pasture fence

Goats gathered around the barn feeding area

A brown goat lifting its nose beside a red feed bowl

A goat in the barn wearing bright orange horn covers

A smiling goat peeking over the barn rail

A white-and-brown goat looking up from the grass

A brown-and-white goat facing the camera in the pasture

A white baby goat nestled beneath its mother in the hay

Misti holding two baby goats close in the barn

Misti smiling with a little black-and-brown goat

A mama goat and her little one resting together in the barn

Two baby goats standing together in a black feed tub

Two young goats exploring the sunny grass

A cream-colored baby goat standing in the pasture

A brown-and-white goat stepping across fallen logs

A goat standing on fallen logs beneath the pasture trees

A white goat and a brown goat resting side by side near the fence

A little cream-colored baby goat being held close beside the red barn

A mama goat and two young goats exploring the tall green pasture

Sweetheart’s little goat with a heart-shaped marking on its back

A story close to our hearts

Sweetheart and the hearts we found.

After a heartbreaking beginning with our herd, a goat named Sweetheart and a rainbow across our land became a moment of reassurance. Later, her little ones arrived with heart-shaped markings in their coats.

“If you look for hearts, you’ll find them.” — Misti

A story of learning to shepherd, keeping our hearts sweet, and finding joy in caring for the flock.

Read & watch Sweetheart’s story →

A featured farm story · Four parts

Mighty Molasses:
Our goat miracle story.

The story of saving a weak baby goat, told by Misti in four parts. Start with Part 1 and follow little Molasses’ journey.

Watch on TikTok ↗

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The lighter side of farm life

A little goat laughter.

Curly, Baby Swirly, and a few moments that make us smile. Pick a video or use the arrows to browse.

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From The Morning Mist

Why Do We Keep Getting Stuck in the Fence?

A farm-life reflection on green pastures and our Good Shepherd’s enduring love, with Mark and our repeat escape artist.

Read & watch the reflection →

Local farms. Neighborly conversations.

Looking for goats?

Message us to ask about our Boer/Kiko crosses and current availability. Tell us a little about your pasture or farm, how many goats you’re considering, and any questions you have.

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A little pasture.A lot of personality.