82 miles · Wooster, Wayne CountyRaw goat milk and goat milk soaps · Wooster, Wayne County
82 miles
5.0
From 1 Google reviews
Harvest Hills Dairy Goat Farm near Wooster, Ohio keeps about twenty Saanen and Toggenburg goats, with raw goat milk herd shares, registered kids, goat milk skincare and bookable visits.
Harvest Hills Dairy Goat Farm sits just outside Wooster, Ohio, and is run by Deb and Steve Gray. Deb keeps about twenty goats, mostly Saanens with a few Toggenburgs, and has kept them since the family's first goats arrived as 4-H projects in 1999. Every kid is bottle raised and thoroughly spoiled, which is why the goats that leave here are friendly and easy to handle. Registered kids go to new homes each spring, and Deb helps people starting a small farm or homestead choose the right animals and learn how to look after them.
The goats are fed only forage and no grain, meaning pasture and hay the farm raises or buys in organic, plus rehydrated alfalfa cubes at milking. Raw milk is available through a herd share, which is how Ohio law lets people drink milk from animals they part own, and a share is collected at the farm each week at an agreed time. Deb and her assistant Danelle also make a full line of goat milk soaps and lotions, using milk from their own goats plus a friend's herd when their own cannot keep up. Farm visits are bookable through the website, where you can help give the hay, meet the goats and try your hand at milking.
Deb Gray
Owner
Owns and manages the goat herd, has kept goats since 1999, and mentors people starting their own small farm or homestead.
Steve Gray
Maintenance
Deb's husband. He built the pen, made the gates and keeps improving the barn.
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They don't sell goat milk, but the person that answered the phone was very helpful and directed me to another business that does.
Danelle
Farm assistant
Makes most of the goat milk skin care line and helps with the animals.

