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At Cormonachan Croft, we currently have 10 goats comprising a mix of breeds. Among them is Heather, a breeding female Boer goat, who serves as the matriarch of the herd. Essentially, she ensures everyone stays in line and acts as the leader. Heather has given birth to three sets of kids during her time with us, and this year's kid is little Egg, who was born on Easter Sunday! Egg's father is Vincent-Van Goat, our impressive Billy goat. He is a Boer/Cashmere cross, giving him

When we first took on Cormonachan Croft we knew that true off-grid living meant more than just engineering our own power, water, and waste systems. It meant listening to the land itself. And if you listen closely to the soil here, it tells a story of a lost forest—and a remarkable, self-willed comeback. Thirty-five years ago, this land looked entirely different. It was originally covered in ancient woodland, a vibrant ecosystem that was tragically and illegally chopped down.

Goats milk has become a popular ingredient in cold processed soap, praised for its nourishing and gentle qualities. Unlike many commercial soaps that can strip the skin of natural oils, goats milk soap offers a creamy, moisturizing experience that suits a wide range of skin types. This post explores why goats milk is a valuable addition to cold processed soap and how it enhances the soap’s benefits. What Makes Goats Milk Special for Soap Making Goats milk contains a unique co