holiday orders
Now accepting holiday orders! Place your order by Thursday, November 21 to pick up your gifts and goodies in time for the season. Pickup options:
Add a festive touch: Choose from two holiday-themed gift tags and finish your honey jars with a ribbon in olive green, golden yellow, or crimson red — perfect for easy, ready-to-gift packaging.
Please note: we won’t be offering delivery this season - pickup during the times above only. Orders not picked up on the selected date will not be refunded or rescheduled.
- Grand Forks, ND:
- Monday, December 1, 4–6 PM
- Saturday, December 6, 1–4 PM
- At The Pasture (near Cummings, ND): Weekday pickups available December 8–12 (by appointment)
Add a festive touch: Choose from two holiday-themed gift tags and finish your honey jars with a ribbon in olive green, golden yellow, or crimson red — perfect for easy, ready-to-gift packaging.
Please note: we won’t be offering delivery this season - pickup during the times above only. Orders not picked up on the selected date will not be refunded or rescheduled.
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2026 FAINTING GOATS WAITING LISTOur waiting list is now open for our 2026 myotonic (fainting) goat kids, expected beginning in April! Our herd is raised with care here at The Pasture - friendly, healthy goats with great personalities and classic fainting goat charm. Joining the waiting list is the best way to secure your spot for spring kids. Whether you’re looking to grow your herd, add a few farmyard favorites, or welcome your first goats, we’re happy to help you find the right fit.
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Eco-Friendly Values
At The Pasture, we use environmentally friendly practices to raise our animals and support our honey bee colonies right here at home.
Through rotational grazing, we revitalize the soil, enhance the water cycle, and build the plant and wildlife diversity on our farm. We do not use hormones, pesticides, herbicides, insecticides, antibiotics, or synthetic fertilizers.
Our herds are grass-fed, our flocks are free to roam, and our bees pollinate an array of wildflowers.
Through rotational grazing, we revitalize the soil, enhance the water cycle, and build the plant and wildlife diversity on our farm. We do not use hormones, pesticides, herbicides, insecticides, antibiotics, or synthetic fertilizers.
Our herds are grass-fed, our flocks are free to roam, and our bees pollinate an array of wildflowers.
