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To contact us at the farm:
Tom & Cathy Halinski
1824 66th St.
Fennville, MI 49408
(269) 543-9900
e-mail: evergreenlanefarm@gmail.com
Tom & Cathy Halinski
1824 66th St.
Fennville, MI 49408
(269) 543-9900
e-mail: evergreenlanefarm@gmail.com
Artisan cheese made by the season.
Bailey was #1 for 12 years, the herd matriarch and
resident loveable curmudgeon. She left us on
Mother's Day 2011...her daughters will carry on in
her tradition.
Babs is Bailey's daughter and is now the oldest. She's designated herself one of the leaders of the herd, heading up the procession to the orchard on days the goats go out to browse.
Sultra would like you to know that she's the boss. Responsible for keeping everyone calm and orderly after milking, she can be a bit outspoken and we love her for that. She has a beautiful beard and a serious look in her eyes.
Dottie is the most colorful goat, with an assertive personality. Falyn follows in her mama Bailey's hoofprints. Greta and Gracie are twins, and they love to snuggle. Gypsy is another of Bailey's daughters. Pointe is graceful and quiet, and maintains a businesslike attitude when she comes into the milking parlor.
Haley, Hannah, Hedy, Helga, Hexa, and Hope are collectively referred to as "the H's." These six does were all born in 2008. Hope is a shy lady, owing to the fact that she stayed with her mama longer than goat kids normally do, resulting in a nervousness around people and a preference for caprine company. Hedy is stubborn, and we jokingly call her "the witch" because she's afraid of brooms. Helga has an elegant little beard.
Jenna, Juno, Juniper and Justine are our 2010 yearlings and will be bred this fall. We have high hopes for them. These little goats are extra friendly and love to give kisses. Sometimes, if they really like you, they will burp in your face.
Last fall four alpine goats joined our family. Snickers and Dorie, the "Alpine supermodels," are show goats who came from the Wisconsin state fair. Dorie is the loudest goat, and in fact she sounds like a cow. Midnight (the ninja) and Duchess, joined us by way of a local goat farm.
Babs is Bailey's daughter and is now the oldest. She's designated herself one of the leaders of the herd, heading up the procession to the orchard on days the goats go out to browse.
Sultra would like you to know that she's the boss. Responsible for keeping everyone calm and orderly after milking, she can be a bit outspoken and we love her for that. She has a beautiful beard and a serious look in her eyes.
Dottie is the most colorful goat, with an assertive personality. Falyn follows in her mama Bailey's hoofprints. Greta and Gracie are twins, and they love to snuggle. Gypsy is another of Bailey's daughters. Pointe is graceful and quiet, and maintains a businesslike attitude when she comes into the milking parlor.
Haley, Hannah, Hedy, Helga, Hexa, and Hope are collectively referred to as "the H's." These six does were all born in 2008. Hope is a shy lady, owing to the fact that she stayed with her mama longer than goat kids normally do, resulting in a nervousness around people and a preference for caprine company. Hedy is stubborn, and we jokingly call her "the witch" because she's afraid of brooms. Helga has an elegant little beard.
Jenna, Juno, Juniper and Justine are our 2010 yearlings and will be bred this fall. We have high hopes for them. These little goats are extra friendly and love to give kisses. Sometimes, if they really like you, they will burp in your face.
Last fall four alpine goats joined our family. Snickers and Dorie, the "Alpine supermodels," are show goats who came from the Wisconsin state fair. Dorie is the loudest goat, and in fact she sounds like a cow. Midnight (the ninja) and Duchess, joined us by way of a local goat farm.
Evergreen Lane
Fennville, Michigan
Farm & Creamery