The Urschel Family Farm

My first time pasteurizing goat milk! This has been a long time coming and I'm so glad I finally got around to it! The milk took about 24 hours to thaw and then 10 minutes for the process of pastuerizing. I went with the high heat method and kept it at about 161 degrees Fahrenheit for 15 seconds. Afterwards I had lost about half of what I had, but I also spilled a little bit of the finished product 🥲. Overall I am super excited to start making products, so stay tuned! I will most likely start with lotions!

Meet the team day 7! This is Caspian! I like to call him the heartthrob because he is just the sweetest and prettiest boy. He is Pips son and although he isn't able to show he is destined to become a pack and cart goat! I was originally not planning to keep him, but he won me over with lots of cuddles and zoomies 🥰. Share your cuddle bug animals in the comments! 🐐🩵

Meet the team day 6! This is Jane aka Jubilee Jane! Jane is named after both Jane Austen, who is my all time favorite author and my grandma Jane. This picture is from when she was still a little baby, but she is now almost a year old! She is the perfect show goat and a carbon copy of her mama! Last year was her first year showing at Albany County Fair and she came in second in her class! She is such a sweetheart and is curious about everything and everyone! Let me know what your animals are named after in the comments! 🐐🩵

Meet the team day 5! This is Jemimah otherwise known as Gem City Jemimah! This picture is a bit outdated as she turns 1 in April. Jemimah is the goat that my mom calls her own since she was Joyas second born and needed extra care when I was performing for choir in Cheyenne. She is one crazy little goat! She was a spitfire from the get-go and despite being the smallest she has the biggest personality out of all of my goats! Last year was her first year competing at Albany County Fair and she won a blue ribbon against her sister! This group of kids is very special because they are the first ever to be born under TUFF! Have you raised an animal? Introduce them in the comments! 🐐🩵

Meet the team day 4! This is Joya! Her registered name is Jumpin' for Joya and she is a NubianxAlpine. She is such a sweet heart, but still has her share of sass and has a tendency to get her head stuck wherever she goes 🤣. She is a dream in the show ring and has won champion of her class and reserve champion overall once and reserve champion of her class twice at Albany County Fair! Last year was also her first year having kids and she did wonderfully (stay tuned to meet her girls)! Joya is another one of my original goats, who inspired my love for dairy goats. She has taught me a multitude of things as we've grown together and I wouldn't be where I am today with her. Share your biggest inspiration in the comments! 🐐🩵

Meet the team day 3! This is Pip! Her registered name is Pistol Packin' Pip and she is a NubianxAlpine. She certainly lives up to her name! She is very fiesty around other goats and always wants them to know that she's on top, but is an angel in the show ring. She is almost 3 years old and has won champion of her class and reserve overall doe twice at Albany County Fair. Last year was her first year being a mama and she did amazing (stay tuned to meet her son). Pip is one of the goats who started it all and I owe a lot of my knowledge and love for goats to her. Do you have any dominant animals? Introduce them in the comments! 🐐🩵

Meet the team day 2! This is my mom, ! Whether it's feeding the goats when I've got a concert, driving the mommas back from Douglas, doing mid-day checks during kidding season, or being there for me on show day she is always there when I need her! She rides one of our 4 horses, whose named T'Challa, and has done an amazing job training him from the ground up. She has also claimed one of last year's doelings as her own after a tough birth (stay tuned to meet her). Thank you for everything you do! Let me know who your biggest supporter is in the comments! 🐐🩵

Hello! We are a small locally owned dairy goat operation located in Laramie Wyoming that is just getting started.
Meet the team!
My name is Rowan Urschel and I am a junior at Laramie High School, a Senior in Albany County 4H, and a dairy goat enthusiast! I have 4 horses, 3 dogs, 2 chickens, 5 goats (soon to be at least 8), and an infinite love for animals! My goal is to share my knowledge and love for dairy goats, start my dairy business, and learn everything I can about the dairy goat industry. I would love to meet you and your animals, so leave a picture of them and their story in the comments! 🐐🩵