Get to know us
It all started with 6 goats, 10 chickens and a bucket of asparagus. In 2018 we started raising goats as a hobby. The asparagus launched us into the farmers market and craft world. 10 chickens turned into a few hundred as we started selling to a local restaurant and bakery. We quickly realized there was a local need for goat production and what started as a hobby transformed into a larger operation. Over the last year we have had to grow our facilities and our way of doing things. We are so grateful for friends and a community that has been of so much help and support. They say it takes a village!!
Every year we enjoy hosting a Halloween event to raise money for the local Veterans Resource Center. This is an effort put on by our farm, volunteers and community businesses.
This year RSVP the date: October 17h & 18th
We look forward to Pumpkin Smashing, food, games, Treats, and more!
Come join us for our 2nd annual Barn Dance to raise money for the local Veterans Resource Center. This event is hosted at our farm and ran by volunteers. We are glad to announce we have partnered with Roadside Tavern to provide food and bar. This year we have a band- Canyon Cowboys coming to play the night away for us!
July 11th 6-11pm
$10 admission age 12 under free
Making dreams a reality
Kandi Acres Became The First Halal Certified Farm in Minnesota In 2020.
HAWICK — Tiffany Farrier knew practically nothing about farm life — and even less about raising goats — when she moved to Hawick in 2017 and purchased a 30-acre farm site with her husband. “I was kind of intimidated,” Farrier said, who moved to Minnesota from Las Vegas. Yet, a few years later she now operates Kandi Acres, a 500-head goat farm, the only one in the state that is halal-certified. Read the full article by the West Central Tribune.
