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This October 15–25, the community comes together for Co-Here, a festival celebrating connection, place, and shared experiences across Boulder. As part of this festive lineup, Milk and Honey Farm at the Boulder JCC is opening its gates to welcome visitors of all ages to two unique, family-friendly events celebrating the …

The holiday of Shavuot begins the evening of May 16 and ends on the evening of May 18. Shavuot is the Hebrew word for “weeks” because the holiday occurs seven weeks after Passover.

Beit Izim (House of Goats) and Tuv Haaretz (Good for the Earth) CSA are looking for new members, find out more!

Milk and Honey Farm welcomed two new baby goats on May 25. You have an opportunity to meet Omer and Barley at two upcoming events.

Get better connected with the other Jewish cheese-makers, gardeners, goat-milkers, CSA members, chefs, hikers, tree huggers, and activists in Boulder!

Beautiful, healthy baby goats were born in the week leading up to Pesach to Boulder’s Jewish Goat Co-op, also known as Beit Izim. Photos!

22 rather old hens that needed to move from their home adjacent to the site of the new JCC on Boulder Jewish Commons crossed the road to Bonai Shalom. Find out why!

"... Who here is ready to lay their hands on this goat and transfer all of their sins to her?” “Now wait a minute!” said Ru!

A second co-op goat gave birth this week -- to triplets!

There are two new kids at the Boulder Jewish Goat Co-op -- but 2 was almost 0. Internet to the rescue!

Ever consider spying on goats? What is it they do at night in the barns behind closed doors?

We got kind of flooded out, and we need you to come help the co-op members save us this Sunday. We'll feed you!

Taurus and our does would love it if you would stop by this Sunday for Working Jewish Farm Day.

Who knew that our Jewish co-op goats would take the rain and flooding so personally?

No prior experience necessary, the coop will train you!

Meet the goats and make apple cider at Farm Day this weekend!