In November, we officially launched a Resource Library at Cultivate Care Farms, a curated collection of books and articles designed to support our clients and their families on their journeys of growth, healing, and connection.

Cultivate Care Farms (CCF) has launched the Cultivating Community campaign to secure its historic location, the John Sawyer property, and expand its mental health services.

Curly, also known by some as Charles, is an Angora goat over the age of 6 who lives at Cultivate Care Farms. Although his appearance is reminiscent of a haggard wizard, he is an incredibly friendly and approachable goat.

Daisy Pete was born on Wednesday, April 10, 2024 around 12:30pm. She is our fifth female and final goat born this kidding season. Daisy Pete is an Angora goat, meaning that she will be woolly.

Today I’m thinking about one of our oldest sheep, named Dot. She is a small black Romney sheep around seven years old, who had a daughter named “Sunny” four years ago in a rainstorm.

Ruby was born Sunday, March 10, 2024 at around 9am. She's a cross between an Angora and Nigerian Dwarf goat with blue eyes and dark fur.

Fern and Juniper were born sometime around 3pm on Saturday, March 9, 2024.

Meet Chani, the newborn goat, at Cultivate Care Farms in Bolton, MA. She's a cross between an Angora and Nigerian Dwarf goat and will be exited to meet you soon.

As we anxiously await the birth of new goat friends at the farm, we wanted to celebrate the Nubian goats who arrived at the farm three years ago on March 20th.

Cultivate Care Farms is expanding this spring with the arrival of our new baby goats! We are anxiously anticipating Angora and Nigerian Dwarf kids to greet the world.

As the snow begins to melt, we are left with a mud pit at the farm. Mud in the pens and mud in the circle driveway. You can try to walk over a rut left by a car tire, and end up trapped with mud up to your shin.