10/02/2026
Wait to hear the goat sneeze! Goats sneeze for the same reasons we do. The goat sneeze can originate from dusty hay, bedding, pollen, or some mysterious piece of farm debris that found its way up their nose.
Sometimes, they also make sneezy little snorts when they are excited, playing, curious, or have something very important to say:)
The sneeze can also signal to the herd that there is a threat or danger near by. That is what this sneeze seemed to signal. The herd will also cluster together for perceived protection when they hear a loud sneeze from one of its members. They seemed to huddle here.
Happy to report it was just some walnuts falling from the trees. No goats harmed!
Oh! and if you have been sneezed on by a goat, congratulations. You are officially a farmer now.
There is still room in the goat milk soap making class tomorrow (Saturday). Just 2 spots left in the 9:30AM goat hike.
We will have farm fresh flowers for donation to help support Healing Herd Therapy Farm. They are still blooming!🌻