For Sale, spring 2009 Tennessee Fainting bucklings. Tri-colors, polled or horned with lineage records for registration. Also, proven adult bucks available and young, smaller sized does. Contact us to schedule a visit.

Buckeye and now JAVA Chickens are pasture raised at Goatfeathers Point for on-farm, self-serve egg sales, $3.00 a dozen. Look for the egg shingle at the farm for availability. The Buckeye chickens are an Ohio breed developed in Warren by Nettie Metcalf; and the Java are one of the oldest breeds of chicken in the Americas. Both are dual purpose (eggs & meat) birds with small combs that are great at free ranging. The Buckeyes are very personable, great for a backyard set-up. And the Java are large with long legs.

We were thrilled to be selected by Northern Ohio Slow Food to attend the 2008 Terra Madre event in Turin, Italy. There were over 6,000 participants gathered from around the world to talk about "good, clean and fair" sustainable food, natural fibers and more.

Goatfeathers Point Farm has started the 2010 Blue Slate Heritage turkeys for the 2010 Thanksgiving holiday! We pasture raise heritage and Broad Breasted turkeys. The turkeys are processed, fresh, and ready for pick-up at the farm a day or two before Thanksgiving. Pasture raised, frozen birds may be available throughout the year. Contact us for availability and to reserve your holiday turkey. Pricing for 2010 holiday season: $5.00 a pound for Broad Breasted and $7.00 a pound for heritage. Call 330-657-2726 to reserve your turkey.

Goatfeathers Point offers vegetation management the natural way? Take a look at how well the goats remove vegetation from difficult sites without fossil fuel or excess noise, and they fertilize too! Contact us for a quote.

The Prosciutto Project - A joint effort to produce suberb Italian style proscuitto! Red oak acorns were collected by project starter Keith Shipp, fed to two piglets raised by farmer Kenny Mills, processed by Hartville Locker, cured by Chef Roger Thomas and co-ordinated by Cindy & Terry Smith at Goatfeathers Point Farm.