Farms in Minnesota
Isaiah 11:6
Harmony, Fillmore CountyOrganic pastured goat milk and duck eggs · Harmony, Fillmore County
What they sell
- Raw goat milk
- Alpine dairy goats
- Duck eggs
- Goat kids
Harmony, Fillmore CountyOrganic pastured goat milk and duck eggs · Harmony, Fillmore County
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Tour guides did a great job sharing information and knowledge. Very comfortable van ride. Would highly recommend.
Such an educational Amish tour. We learned so much about their history, traditions, and way of life. Every store we stopped at was worth the visit, but be prepared—they only take cash. We ended up bringing home baked goods, crafts, a floor mat, honey, and pickles. The Amish cream filled coffee cake was the highlight for me.
A really fun tour, visiting various shops, a house, a furniture maker, and a bakery. Rich provided a good explanation.
Very informative. The farms that we visited were beautiful and the wares sold are wonderful and well made.
My friends Karen and I took the Amish tour Thursday October 16th 2025. We LOVED it! Our tour guide Rich was amazing. He was very knowledgeable about the Amish life and the families we visited. He was able to answer every question we had. You could tell that he has build love and respect with the Amish families. The families seem to love and resect him also. We plan on going back again and bring more friends with us. Korean Geiken.
Our guide said he was new so it seemed like he struggled to come up with information and much of the time didn’t say anything. It was wonderful to see the farms and meet the people: and it’s nice to have someone else do the driving. You can get a list of the locations of the Amish farms that are open at the Harmony visitor center and drive yourself.
Isaiah 11:6 is a small dairy goat farm at Harmony, Minnesota selling raw goat milk from registered Alpine goats raised on organic feed and rotational grazing, plus duck eggs and goat kids.
Isaiah 11:6 is Lydia's small dairy goat farm, raising healthy, disease free registered Alpine and Mini Alpine goats since 2012. The herd is tested for CAE and Johnes, has never had a CL abscess, and every animal has been bought from disease free herds. The goats eat organically grown hay, get organic grain on the milking stand, and are intensively rotationally grazed on five acres when the weather permits, with a free choice mineral buffet, kelp and herbal wormer tea.
Kids are dam raised and handled daily; once they are a couple of weeks old the kids are separated at night so the mothers can be milked in the morning. Goat milk is available from the farm, with peak season running March to October and a very small supply the farm does its best to stretch year round. A free ranging flock of ducks provides eggs, with Ancona ducklings planned, and registered goat kids are sold each season.
Lydia
Owner
Has raised registered Alpine dairy goats since 2012, focused on healthy, low maintenance goats producing good milk with minimal grain.
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