10 Instagram Accounts to Follow If You Love Goats - Modern Farmer

10 Instagram Accounts to Follow If You Love Goats

Because who doesn't need more goats in their Instagram feed?

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Photo by Blue Heron Farm.

[mf_h2 align=”left” transform=”uppercase”]Blue Heron Farm[/mf_h2]

Blue Heron Farm is a small-scale 10-acre goat dairy in Field Store, Texas, owned and operated by Christian and Lisa Seger. They’re a must-follow if you love farm animals – in addition to their herd of Nubian goats, they also have dogs, cats, chickens, ducks, pigs, and a donkey.

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? is enjoying her retirement. #goatsmile

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#cudface

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[mf_h2 align=”left” transform=”uppercase”]Big Picture Farm[/mf_h2]

Started in 2010 by Louisa Conrad and Lucas Farrell, Big Picture Farm is a small hillside goat dairy and farmstead confectionery and creamery located in southern Vermont. Louisa and Lucas did an Instagram takeover for us last spring, and their photo of a goat being born (scroll down to see it) ended up one of our top nine posts of 2016! [Editor’s note: Read the story of Big Picture Farm in our summer 2017 issue and online here.]

 

[mf_h2 align=”left” transform=”uppercase”]Little Seed Farm[/mf_h2]

Located just outside Nashville, TN, Little Seed Farm is a sustainable farm (they’re 100% solar powered) that makes natural and organic goat’s milk soaps and skincare.

 

[mf_h2 align=”left” transform=”uppercase”]Kirsten Lie-Nielsen of Hostile Valley Farm[/mf_h2]

Kirsten is a writer and farmer who grew up on a farm in Midcoast Maine. Her small hobby “homestead” includes geese, goats, chickens, bees, ducks, and extensive vegetable and herb gardens. We can’t get over how cute her baby goats are right now.

 

[mf_h2 align=”left” transform=”uppercase”]Goats of Anarchy[/mf_h2]

Goats of Anarchy is a special needs baby goat rescue in New Jersey. With a whopping 488k followers, it’s no surprise that they were voted the People’s Voice Winner of the Animal Social Media category in the 2016 and 2017 Webby Awards (an award for excellence on the Internet). Some of their photos might make your heart hurt, but overall, it’s inspiring to see people give so much love and care to injured and special needs goats.

 

[mf_h2 align=”left” transform=”uppercase”]Goats Gone Grazing Acres[/mf_h2]

This account has no bio, but according to a recent Buzzfeed piece, the farm is run by Jessi and Josh Pottebaum in western Kentucky. You can expect many photos and videos of extremely happy-looking baby goats.

 

[mf_h2 align=”left” transform=”uppercase”]Goat Lovers Anonymous[/mf_h2]

There isn’t much info about this account either, but there are endless photos of cute goats (with the occasional farm dog appearance), so we don’t mind.

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From @firsttimefarmers ?? #goatloversanonymous

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[mf_h2 align=”left” transform=”uppercase”]First Time Farmers[/mf_h2]

Rachel and Scott left the big city to start a farm, and we’re so glad they did, because their baby goat photos are some of the best we’ve had the privilege of laying our eyes on.

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So I hear you like baby goats?

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[mf_h2 align=”left” transform=”uppercase”]Goats Are Family[/mf_h2]

Another anonymous goat Instagram with a big following. We can see why.

 

[mf_h2 align=”left” transform=”uppercase”]Goat Yoga[/mf_h2]

And, of course, we had to include our friends at Goat Yoga. Obviously, you will get the most out of this account if you enjoy both yoga and goats.

 

Did we miss one of your favorite goat-focused Instagram accounts? Let us know! And check out the rest of our #GoatWeek coverage here.

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