Seewolf Farms

Seewolf Farms SeeWolf Farms is a growing agricultural business that specializes in Kiko goats, with fabulous genetics. We currently have 10 Does and 2 doelings.

We plan to expand our offerings into Dorper Sheep and chickens. SeeWolf Farms breeds registered and commercial Kiko goats. We focus on breeding for parasite resistance and positive stature. Our goats will be perfect for you to start a herd or provide for your family and friends.

06/18/2026
06/13/2026

POSTED: June 10th, 2026 @ 5:45pm

‼️ATTENTION‼️
Our partners at UF IFAS Extension Columbia County will be holding a very important meeting to inform the community about the New World Screwworm:
Date/Time: June 18th, 2026 @ 6:30PM
Location: Florida Gateway Fairgrounds

If you have any Warm-Blooded Animals, this meeting is for YOU!! This includes Livestock, Wildlife, and Pets.
🐴 🐕‍🦺 🐾🐈 🐓 🦌

Join local experts for an informative evening about the New World Screwworm - Discussing what it means for our community and how we can all play a role in protecting our animals.

You will be informed of what to be on the lookout for and how much of a concern this pest is for our Livestock, Wildlife, and Pets!

Please join UF IFAS Extension Columbia County on the 18th of June at the Fairgrounds. Any questions prior to the meeting please contact Paulette Tomlinson. Her contact information is below. 👇

Paulette Tomlinson
UF/IFAS Extension Columbia County
Agriculture & Natural Resources Agent III
386-758-1030
[email protected]

Good morning...lets be safe today
06/13/2026

Good morning...lets be safe today

06/10/2026

I bet the back story is epic! 😂

Update: It appears that the realignment worked and we were able to successfully use the RM6000 yesterday. All Does rece...
06/06/2026

Update: It appears that the realignment worked and we were able to successfully use the RM6000 yesterday. All Does received their CDT, and hooves trimmed. Lesson Learn - and another item for the to do list... build a platform for the RM6000 to ensure alignment/level. Glad it worked, as I was getting 'unhappy'...

Second time we tried the RM6000. I had a 40lb goat in it and tried to rotate it up. It fell off its rollers again. So, I'm holding this contraption and trying to find my phone to call my husband for help -probably entertaining if there were onlookers. Not for me.

We finally got it up, so we could let the goat out... then we reassembled the setup. what we corrected was putting it back in square and ensuring level. We will try again today. Husband will be out with me for the next go around.

We bought this so i could handle the goats myself...so far only drama. We have it in the pasture and NOT on a cement pad or plank floor... which may be the problem.
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Lesson learned from moving the chicken tractor. 1) use the tractor to move - its heavy2) put the electric poultry wire ...
06/02/2026

Lesson learned from moving the chicken tractor.
1) use the tractor to move - its heavy
2) put the electric poultry wire around the tractor with the entry way on the same side as the gate
3) engage the wheels right before you are getting ready to move it (or the little critters come out from under the wood and you are chasing them around :-( }
4) it turns like a stuck pig, so patience

06/02/2026

Put my six chicks in their chicken tractor last Wednesday.. In 5 days, they successfully cleared the area under their roof (8x10) - so had to move it yesterday...

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