"My mission in life is not merely to survive, but to thrive; and to do so with some passion, some compassion, some humor, and some style." ~Maya Angelou
 We are drastically downsizing our farm. Two kids left of the season and some select adults. Breeding packages available too with one buck and 2 does with $100 off. We cannot take a goat back once it goes to a new farm due to parasite transmissions.  
 Please read our policies about pick up and payments. Pics of kids that are available are first two photos below. *Click on goat photos to see pricing and availability.
​Call or text me at 248-766-2822  Or email me at mydaisyhill@gmail.com. And to see more great pics follow us on Instagram: MYDAISYHILL or our farm Facebook page under Daisy HIll Farm.  Our herd is tested regularly for CAE, CL, and Johne's and is clean. Go to our doe and buck pages to check out our beautiful herd and who is for sale and pricing.
*Please note, we do not loan out our goats for "goat yoga" or lawn mowing, nor do we sell them for meat. These are our beloved pets who we take great pride in raising and caring for. Silky's our our passion and not just a passing fancy!
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Click on photos below to see pricing and availability. The first two kids in pics are available.

The Breedings of 2018 

~In Order below: FJF Deacon to Chammie, Primrose, Suki and Gypsy~Deacon threw a gorgeous doe with Suki, and the other three did not get bred the first round so hoping for kids from them in August.
 In order below: Rdreamfarm's Lark Spur to Crystal, Lacey and Amber. Lark threw twins, doe and buck for Crystal, a doe for Lacey and a doe for Amber.
In order below: Signature's Voodoo to Meadow~They produced a handsome wether, Maxiums.
In order below: ILF Domino Joe to: Miss Sable and Maggie~Joe threw two does for Sable and a buck and a doe for Maggie.

The kids of 2018:

These were 2017 kids who all went to great homes.

Below are kids from last year, 2016. They all went to great homes.

These were 2015 kids below. 

Daisy Hill Farm is located in Clarkston, MI. The home was built around 1870 and was originally a large scale dairy farm. We love the charm and character of the old farmhouse and its various outbuildings. The property is 7 acres and includes a well pump house which we converted into a large chicken coop, a new custom designed goat barn, a garage, and a tractor garage which now houses all of the motorized toys. There is also a new front pasture and run-in for the mini donkeys, and a custom tree house that was constructed by my husband and some good friends/neighbors. The goats (and llama), have their own large pastures in the back of the property, which have been expanded over the last few years. Much of the grounds had been neglected by the previous owners, so we have been very busy turning it back around since we first bought the farm. 

"Love what you do, and prepare to dedicate your life to your passion. It will not always be easy or fun, but nothing will reward you more."  ~author unknown