Price Changes

Blue Roof Farm – Goat Pricing

Doelings (8+ Weeks Old)

- Unregistered: $275

- Registered: $400 and up

Bucklings (8+ Weeks Old)

- Unregistered: $175

- Registered: $350 and up

Bottle Babies

- Doelings (Unregistered): $250

- Doelings (Registered): $350 and up

- Bucklings (Unregistered): $150

- Bucklings (Registered): $250 and up

Wethers

- Wethers: $75

Adult Goats

- Registered Does: Price determined individually

- Unregistered Does: Price determined individually

- Registered Bucks: Price determined individually

- Unregistered Bucks: Price determined individually

Prices are subject to change

Adults Goats are subject to age and gender and will be posted when they are available.

Prices are always subject to change and deals can always be done for multiples or for 4H and FFA.

Please email or message our Facebook page for any questions and a deposit is required along with answering any questions I have about the care for the goats in question. I will turn away anyone who does not have care available to any of my goats.

Below is the Buyer’s Contract. You can fill it out and email it back to us if you are interested in one of our goats or have contacted us about a goat.

Bird Pricing List

BLUE ROOF FARM

Dark Bahamas

Hatching Eggs (Dozen)

$25

Chicks

$5 each

Hens

$15 each

Roosters

$5 each

Buff Bahamas

Hatching Eggs (Dozen)

$25

Chicks

$5 each

Hens

$15 each

Roosters

$5 each

Cream Legbars

Hatching Eggs (Dozen)

$50

Chicks

$6 each

Hens

$25 each

Roosters

$15 each

Call Ducks

Hatching Eggs (Dozen)

$30

Ducklings

$7 each

Hens

$25 each

Drakes

$10 each

Fancy Guineas

Hatching Eggs (Dozen)

$50

Keets

$7 each

Semi-Adults

$10 each

Adults

$20 each

Prices are subject to change.

Blue Roof Farm – Goat Sales Policies (Kids & Adults)

1. Right of Retention & Show Home Priority

Blue Roof Farm reserves the right to retain any kid from any breeding or offer a kid to a show herd at our discretion.

- Certain goats may be designated as show prospects based on conformation, genetics, pedigree, and overall potential.

- Priority will be given to youth show homes, 4-H members, FFA members, and established show homes for goats designated as show prospects.

- Blue Roof Farm determines which goats receive show-home priority; priority does not guarantee approval of a purchase or reservation.

- Other goats remain available to qualified breeding, pet, and show homes.

2. Deposits & Payment

Kids may be held with a non-refundable deposit of half the purchase price (or a mutually agreed amount).

- No holds will be placed without a deposit. Any goat without a deposit remains available to other buyers.

- A deposit is required to hold or reserve any specific goat.

- If a deposit is not paid, Blue Roof Farm reserves the right to sell the goat to another buyer at any time.

- Non-refundable deposits will not be refunded due to buyer’s change of mind, life circumstances, scheduling conflicts, or inability to pick up the goat.

All animals must be paid in full before leaving the farm.

- Deposits are non-refundable except for the specific refund circumstances outlined in Rules 9 and 10.

3. Disbudding / Horns

All kids will be disbudded unless a buyer specifically requests a horned kid before disbudding occurs.

- Horn requests and the required deposit must be made immediately after birth, before disbudding.

- Once a kid has been disbudded, that decision cannot be reversed.

4. Wethers & Banding

- Bucklings sold as wethers will be sold without registration papers.

- A kid sold as a wether must be castrated before being represented or released as a wether.

- Blue Roof Farm normally schedules banding at approximately 12 weeks or at an appropriate time before pickup, subject to veterinary guidance, appropriate pain control, and tetanus protection.

- When banding is used, the band must be in place at least one week before pickup.

- Two-week-old bottle-baby bucklings leave intact, not as wethers. Buyers who want them castrated later must arrange the procedure with their veterinarian.

- A deposit is required unless another agreement has been made.

5. Companionship & Safe Housing Policy

Goats will not be sold alone unless the buyer already has at least one goat at home.

- The companion goat must be the same sex or a wether.

- If intact males and females are kept on the same property, buyers must have separate, secure penning areas to prevent accidental or premature breeding.

- Blue Roof Farm may refuse a sale if appropriate housing arrangements are not available.

6. Bottle Raising, Weaning, Pickup, & Boarding Fees

- All kids born at Blue Roof Farm will be bottle-raised.

- Buyers may pick up eligible kids as bottle babies at 2 weeks of age, or leave them at Blue Roof Farm through weaning. Weaning generally begins around 8–10 weeks; completion depends on the individual kid’s readiness.

- Bottle babies are offered at a discounted purchase price. Purchase prices and discounts appear only on Blue Roof Farm’s current price sheet.

- Kids staying through weaning must be picked up within two weeks after weaning is completed or one week after final vaccinations, whichever applicable deadline is later.

- The bottle-baby pickup requirements in Rule 7 apply to early pickups.

- After the applicable pickup deadline, a $2/day boarding fee will be charged. Boarding fees must be paid in full before the goat leaves.

- If a weaned kid is not picked up within 30 days after weaning is completed, the sale may be forfeited, including the non-refundable deposit, unless Blue Roof Farm approves other arrangements; any refund exception under Rules 9 or 10 still applies.

7. Bottle Baby Sales Policy

- Eligible bottle babies may be picked up at 2 weeks of age.

- The discounted bottle-baby purchase price is listed on Blue Roof Farm’s current price sheet.

- A deposit is required to reserve a bottle baby. Prior bottle-feeding experience is required.

- Buyers must specify whether they will feed whole milk, goat’s milk, or milk replacer.

- Buyers must continue an appropriate bottle-feeding schedule and provide suitable nutrition, housing, and care.

- Bottle babies must be picked up at 2 weeks unless another date is approved by Blue Roof Farm.

- Buyers are responsible for completing age-appropriate vaccinations and veterinary care after pickup, as described in Rule 8.

- Intact bucklings picked up at 2 weeks are not sold as wethers; see Rule 4.

8. Vaccination & Deworming Policy

- Goats will receive age-appropriate preventive care while at Blue Roof Farm.

- Two-week-old bottle babies may not have completed their vaccination series. Buyers will receive available records of treatments given and guidance on remaining age-appropriate vaccinations.

- Buyers are responsible for remaining vaccinations and veterinary care after pickup.

- Deworming will be performed when indicated under the farm’s herd-health protocol, rather than automatically for every animal.

- Blue Roof Farm may decline a sale if a buyer refuses the farm’s required preventive-care arrangements.

9. Health Guarantee & Final Sale Policy

Blue Roof Farm makes reasonable efforts to sell healthy goats and will disclose known health concerns before purchase.

- If an animal becomes gravely injured or dies while still in Blue Roof Farm’s care before pickup, the buyer will receive a refund of payments made toward that animal.

- Buyers are encouraged to inspect their goat at pickup.

- Once the goat leaves the property, the sale is final, subject to applicable law and any express exceptions in these policies.

- Blue Roof Farm is not responsible for problems arising after departure due to transport, housing, feeding, management, or exposure to other animals. This does not waive any rights that cannot legally be waived.

10. Genetic & DNA Testing

- Buyer-requested genetic or DNA testing must be requested before the scheduled pickup and arranged and paid for in advance by the buyer. Blue Roof Farm will not conduct testing on its own time without advance payment.

- If the buyer dislikes results that do not identify a condition negatively affecting long-term health or lifespan, the buyer may request another available kid or forfeit the non-refundable deposit.

- If testing identifies a condition that would negatively affect the goat’s long-term health or lifespan, the deposit will be refunded.

11. Transportation Liability & Assistance

Buyers are responsible for arranging safe, appropriate transportation. Blue Roof Farm is not liable for injury, illness, stress, or death during or after transport to the extent permitted by law.

- If needed, Blue Roof Farm can put buyers in contact with a livestock transporter.

- Buyers must arrange scheduling, pickup, delivery, and payment directly with the transporter and are responsible for transport fees.

- Blue Roof Farm is not responsible for third-party transporter actions, delays, or services to the extent permitted by law.

12. Buyer Preparedness Requirement

Buyers must have suitable shelter, fencing, feed, and basic goat-care knowledge. Blue Roof Farm reserves the right to refuse a sale if we feel the buyer is unprepared.

13. Color, Coat, & Polled Traits Not Guaranteed

Blue Roof Farm does not guarantee eye color, coat color, moonspots, polled status, or other appearance traits.

14. Registration & Transfer Responsibility

Buyers are responsible for completing and paying for registration if the goat is eligible but not registered. Buyers are also responsible for all transfer fees to place the goat into their herd name.

15. First Buy-Back / Right of First Refusal

Blue Roof Farm requires buyers to contact the farm and offer it the first opportunity to purchase any goat previously sold by Blue Roof Farm before selling, rehoming, or transferring that goat.

- This policy does not require the buyer to return the goat to Blue Roof Farm, but it does require that Blue Roof Farm be contacted before the goat is sold or rehomed.

- The buy-back price will be mutually agreed upon by both parties based on the goat’s current age, health, condition, and market value.

- If Blue Roof Farm chooses not to purchase the goat, the buyer is free to place the goat in another suitable home.

- This policy is intended to ensure the continued welfare of our animals and does not imply liability for future care or housing.

16. Payment Plan Policy

Blue Roof Farm understands that sometimes families may need extra time, and we are happy to work with buyers when possible.

- Payment plans may be available upon request and must be agreed to in writing.

- A non-refundable deposit is required to begin a payment plan. Deposits are non-refundable except under Rules 9 and 10.

- Payments should be made according to the agreed schedule. If something unexpected happens, please communicate with us — we will do our best to work with you.

- All goats must be paid in full before leaving the farm.

- If a buyer is unable to complete the payment plan, any amount paid (including deposit) may be transferred toward another available goat or toward future purchase credit at Blue Roof Farm’s discretion.

- If additional time is needed beyond the agreed pickup date, boarding fees apply under Rule 6 unless Blue Roof Farm approves different arrangements in writing.

- Blue Roof Farm reserves the right to approve or decline payment plans based on circumstances and the best interest of the animal.