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Est. 2022

Nigerian Goats

Pembroke Welsh Corgis

Khaki Campbell Ducks

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Chickens

About Us

We are a small family farm in Claremore Oklahoma. We raise Nigerian goats for milk, Khaki Campbell ducks, chickens for eggs, and will have Pembroke Welsh Corgi puppies for sale in 2027. We also sell homemade sourdough bread.

We try to give our animals the most natural, happy lives we can. We achieve this through natural feeds, pasture rotation, and raising breeds that are naturally hardy and suited to alternative farming methods.

"I had the opportunity to visit LCF for the first time and returned home with goat’s milk and duck eggs. What an experience; the journey to the location is breathtaking, having never explored this area before. The children and animals on this farm are obviously cherished and well-cared for - a prerequisite for me. Goat's milk is beneficial for human health, and the manner in which the goats are raised—without antibiotics, hormones, or chemicals, and clearly loved—significantly enhances both the flavor and the way I feel after consuming it. Highly recommended."

- C.M.

Goat Kid Update

Philly had the first litter of the year on 2-23-26 and then Nutmeg had her litter of four on 2-26-26. All of Philly's babies are sold, she had three girls and a boy. Nutmeg had three boys and one girl, all her babies are reserved. Philly's litter Nutmeg's litter The rest of the goats will not be having kids until later. If you would like to get on the waiting list to reserve a kid or kids before they are born click here Mamie has only ever had singles, but last year her kid w

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Mar 11

Winter Update

Here on Long Creek Farm December and the beginning of January were very mild for NE Oklahoma, but in the end of January we got some really cold weather for a couple of weeks and on the 23rd we got about a foot of snow; it's mostly melted now but it stayed on the ground for over a week! A lot of birds were coming to the feeders when the snow was on the ground, which made for some good photos. The wild birds were also eating our chicken and duck food, not much you can do about

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Feb 3

Pneumonia in Baby Goats: Causes and Natural Treatment

Baby goats are especially prone to pneumonia in cold, wet weather. Pneumonia is a serious health issue when affecting baby goats. It can develop quickly and, if left untreated, could lead to death. What Causes Pneumonia in Baby Goats From what we have experienced kids that were single or twins are less prone to pneumonia than triplets or quadruplets. Pneumonia in baby goats usually results from a combination of factors that weaken their immune system or expose them to harmful

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Jan 16

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Winter Update

Pneumonia in Baby Goats: Causes and Natural Treatment

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