About JSW Farms and Blue Paradise Dairy

About Us - Sara's bio Welcome to how our farm began! Our farming story actually started with chickens! In December 2012, we had twenty-five chicks flown in from a New Mexico hatchery. We have always had chickens and plan to continue raising beautiful birds! We first decided to get goats in August 2015, we bought a lovely group of 2 does, a buck and a wether. They were Nigerian dwarf dairy goats bought locally from two different farms in Arkansas. We put in many months of prep work to bring them to our place, you’d have thought we were buying a huge herd! They were a much-loved group, and we were very excited to have them! Nigerians are BIG on cute and FUN!! Shortly after getting our first goats settled, we took a leap of faith for Sara to stay home full time. Changes and arrangements came together to allow Sara to focus on homesteading, everything in His timing. We built a small barn, put up goat-proof fencing, started a large garden and even had bees for a few years. During this time of beginning to stay home and building a homestead, is when Sara started experimenting with goat's milk soap recipes and from that our farm business has steadily grown. While we sure loved those Nigerians, unfortunately, they just didn’t give us the quantity of milk we wanted to be produced. So we did lots more research and asking people we knew for advice. We got to know the folks who milked locally and toured their old barns. We were in awe, and impressed with these old Ozark farmers. We g Read their story