Frequently Asked Questions

Adding your farm is free and easy! Visit our Add Your Farm page and fill out the submission form. Include your farm name, location, breeds you raise, and contact information. Submissions are typically reviewed within 2-3 business days.

Basic listings are completely free. We want to connect farmers with buyers, so there's no charge to have your farm in our directory.

Contact us through our contact form with your farm name and the changes you'd like to make. We'll update your listing promptly.

Verified breeders have confirmed their contact information and farm details with us. This helps buyers know they're reaching out to legitimate farms.

Our directory includes a wide variety of sheep and goat breeds. For sheep, you'll find Katahdin, Dorper, Icelandic, Jacob, Suffolk, and more. For goats, we have Boer, Nigerian Dwarf, Nubian, LaMancha, Alpine, Kiko, and others. Visit our Breeds Guide to learn about each breed.

Use the filters on our Directory page to search by state, specialty (sheep, goats, or both), and specific breeds. You can also use the search box to find farms by name or location.

Yes! Each breeder listing includes contact information. You can email or call breeders directly to inquire about availability, pricing, and to schedule farm visits.

Visit our Submit a Listing page to post animals for sale, equipment, services, or wanted ads. Fill out the form with your listing details and contact information.

Classified listings remain active for 30 days. You can contact us to renew or remove your listing at any time.

You can list livestock (sheep and goats), farming equipment, services (shearing, hoof trimming, etc.), and post "wanted" ads for items you're looking for.

Use our contact form to submit event details including the event name, dates, location, description, and website. We add relevant sheep and goat events including shows, sales, conferences, and workshops.

We list shows (livestock exhibitions and competitions), sales (production sales and auctions), conferences (industry meetings and conventions), and workshops (educational events and clinics).

Check out our Resources section for beginner guides. We recommend starting with our Beginner's Guide to Raising Sheep or Goat Farming for Beginners.

The best breed depends on your goals (meat, milk, wool, or pets), climate, and available land. Our Breeds Guide provides detailed information on each breed's characteristics, and our article on Sheep vs Goats can help you decide which species is right for you.

Land requirements vary by region and management style. Generally, plan for 2-6 sheep per acre or 4-8 goats per acre on good pasture. Read our detailed guide on How Much Land You Need for Sheep for specific recommendations.