Simple, Honest, Farm-Raised Goodness
At Blessed Nest Farm, everything we offer is grown, raised, and gathered with care. From colorful farm-fresh eggs to fresh flowers, goat milk herd shares, and livestock for sale, our products reflect the simple beauty of farm life. We believe in quality over quantity, natural practices, and providing our community with wholesome, local goods you can feel good about bringing home.
Featured Products
Meet this stunning chocolate Mini Highland bull calf, born on March 25, 2026 — a rare and beautiful addition to any farm or breeding program.
With his rich chocolate coloring, fluffy Highland coat, and compact build, this little guy is already turning heads. Raised at Blessed Nest Farm with hands-on care and daily attention, he’s off to a healthy, well-socialized start.
✨ Product Details:
• Breed: Mini Highland Bull
• Color: Chocolate (deep brown, shaggy coat)
• DOB: 3/25/2026
• Refundable Deposit: $500 + tax
• Price: $4,500 + tax
✨ Why He Stands Out:
• Unique chocolate coloring — highly desirable
• Thick, plush Highland coat
• Gentle, calm temperament developing
• Excellent future herd sire / breeding prospect
• Ideal for small farms, homesteads, or breeding programs
This calf is not only adorable — he’s a high-quality future breeder with the potential to bring both beauty and value to your herd for years to come.
This adorable silver Mini Highland bull calf is the definition of farm charm. Born on March 23, 2026, he’s already showing off his thick, fluffy coat and sweet, curious personality that makes Highlands so loved.
Raised at Blessed Nest Farm with daily care and attention, this little guy is off to a strong, healthy start and is being well-socialized from day one.
✨ Details:
• Breed: Mini Highland Bull
• Color: Silver (light gray, fluffy coat)
• DOB: 2/23/2026
• Refundable Deposit: $500 + tax
• Price: $4,500 + tax
✨ Why He Stands Out:
• Stunning silver coloring — a rare and eye-catching shade
• Thick, plush coat with that signature Highland look
• Gentle temperament in the making
• Perfect for small farms, breeding programs, or a standout pasture addition
This little bull is more than just livestock — he’s a future centerpiece for your farm. With his unique coloring and irresistible fluff, he won’t last long!
Red is as sweet as he is stunning — a 1-year-old bull with the perfect blend of personality and looks. Born on April 14, 2025, he is a 3/4 Highland & 1/4 Dexter, giving him that irresistible fluffy coat, compact size, and gentle disposition everyone falls in love with.
Refundable Deposit: $500 + tax
Price: $4,000 + tax
This handsome guy has been lovingly raised and handled, making him a true “pasture puppy.” He enjoys attention, is easy to be around, and brings a calm, friendly presence to the farm.
Why You’ll Love Red:
• Gorgeous shaggy red coat with classic Highland charm
• Compact build from his Dexter influence
• Friendly, approachable, and well-socialized
• Perfect for small farms, homesteads, or anyone wanting a standout herd addition
Red isn’t just livestock — he’s a personality. Whether he’s greeting you at the fence or soaking up scratches, he’s the kind of animal that quickly becomes part of the family.
This beautiful Nubian Doeling from Blessed Nest Farm is looking for her perfect new home! Born on January 30, 2026, she is being raised with daily care and attention, making her friendly, well-socialized, and comfortable in a family farm setting.
Refundable Deposit: $100 + tax
Price: $1,500 + tax
At Blessed Nest Farm, we are committed to raising strong, healthy goats with a focus on quality nutrition and care. Our herd is fed a clean, simple diet consisting of locally sourced, homegrown hay, alfalfa pellets, steamed oats and barley, and sunflower seeds. We prioritize consistency and aim to remain soy-free whenever possible.
While not all feed components are certified non-GMO, we carefully source from trusted local suppliers to ensure our animals receive wholesome, natural nutrition.
All goats follow a proper vaccination and herd health program under the guidance of Thumb Veterinary Services to maintain optimal health and wellbeing. Antibiotics are only used when absolutely necessary, and any treated animal is immediately removed from the milking system. We do not use steroids.
This Nubian Doeling would make a wonderful addition to a dairy program, breeding herd, or homestead looking for a sweet and productive goat.
Bring color and character to your coop with our barnyard mix chicks! These hardy, farm-raised birds will mature into a beautiful variety of egg layers producing blues, greens, browns, speckled, taupe, chocolate, and white.
Chicks are sold in increments of 6 chicks.
As of 4/22/26, 30 chicks are available.
$4 each. $24 for 6.
This handsome Nigerian Buckling from Blessed Nest Farm is ready to find his new herd! Born on January 27, 2026, he is being raised with daily hands-on care and attention, making him well-socialized and accustomed to a calm, farm-friendly environment.
Refundable Deposit: $100 - Final Sale Price: $300 + tax
If you are interested in reserving this Buckling - please pay the $100 refundable deposit.
Note: this handsome buckling has a short-left ear due to winter frost bite. Price reflects.
After a farm visit and interview, it will be decided if you are the future owner our Nigerian Buckling.
At Blessed Nest Farm, we take pride in raising healthy, happy goats with a strong foundation. Our herd is fed a clean, simple diet that includes locally sourced, homegrown hay, alfalfa pellets, steamed oats and barley, and sunflower seeds. We focus on quality and consistency in everything we provide and aim to remain soy-free whenever possible.
While not every feed component is certified non-GMO, we carefully source from trusted local suppliers to keep our feeding program as natural and wholesome as possible.
All of our goats follow a proper vaccination and herd health schedule, administered under the guidance of Thumb Veterinary Services to ensure optimal health and wellbeing. Antibiotics are only used when absolutely necessary, and any treated goat is immediately removed from the milking system. We do not use steroids.
This buckling would make a great addition to a breeding program, homestead, or small farm looking to add quality Nigerian Dwarf genetics.
Fed non-GMO premium feed, our Cornish Cross are raised on pasture and moved 1-2x daily.
We are offering 4 batches this season. With pick up in June, July, late August and mid October. Pick up will be Friday the week of processing. We will send email and text reminders the week before and of. Please leave a email and phone number you would like to reminders sent to.
Limited availability.
This is the one-time $20 non-refundable signup requests for joining our Herd Share Waitlist.
We are currently SOLD OUT. If you’d like to join our waitlist, please do.
½ Gallon per week is $40/mo.
Full Gallon per week is $64/mo.
Contract is required before first pick-up can be completed.
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What is a herd share?
A herd share is an agreement where an individual purchases a portion (or "share") of a dairy herd (in this case, goats). In exchange for the purchase and regular boarding fees, the shareholder is entitled to receive the milk produced by the herd, proportionate to the share they own.
Why do I need to buy a share?
In many states, Michigan included, regulations prohibit the retail sale of raw milk for human consumption. A herd share is a legal arrangement that allows members to access raw goat milk because they are legally considered co-owners of the animal and are drinking the milk from their own property.
Is the milk raw or pasteurized?
The milk received through the herd share is raw (unpasteurized). Shareholders are responsible for any further processing, such as pasteurization, if they choose to do so.
Is raw milk safe?
Raw milk consumption carries certain risks. Shareholders acknowledge this risk and are encouraged to research the benefits and risks of raw milk consumption. We maintain high standards of cleanliness and animal health to minimize risk.
Herd Share Logistics
Where do I pick up the milk?
Milk is available for pickup at our farm location at 14463 Foley Road, Capac, MI 48014. Shareholders are asked to return empty, clean jars, in exchange for filled jars.
What are the pickup hours?
Milk pickup is available after 8am on your specified pick-up day.
What happens if I miss a pickup?
Milk that is not picked up on the scheduled day may be subject to a storage fee or donated, as we have limited cold storage capacity. It is the shareholder's responsibility to pick up their milk.
Membership and Fees
What is the difference between the share purchase fee and the monthly boarding fee?
The Initial Share Purchase Fee is a one-time fee to legally purchase your fractional ownership in the herd.
The Monthly Boarding Fee covers the ongoing costs of caring for the herd, including feed, shelter, vet care, milking, and bottling/handling. This fee is due on the first milk pick up of each month.
What happens if a goat stops producing milk (goes dry)?
Goats naturally stop producing milk for a period (go dry) before giving birth. This is anticipated to occur for us in October in preparation for the breeding season. Consequently, there are times when a doe will need to be taken out of milk for health reasons. This will affect milk supply. In the event that a milk share cannot be fulfilled, a credit/refund will be issued to the shareholder for a proportionate amount.
Pick-up all the good stuff
@ the farm stand!
Eggs, Goat Milk (Herd Share Only), and Fresh Flowers
Are Available @ The Farm Stand on A Weekly Basis!
Interested in Joining Our Herd Share to Gain Access to Weekly Goat Milk?
Raw goat milk is available at Blessed Nest Farm! To gain access, you must first join our herd share program.
Simply click the link to complete your Herd Share Application along with the $20 fee and get started. A signed contract is required at your first pick-up.
We offer a limited number of shares, and spots fill quickly. Be sure to select and subscribe to your preferred pick-up schedule and share size below to secure your spot before availability runs out.