GlennArt Farm — Attraction in West Chicago Township

I just called the number on the website listed under the "contact" page if you have questions. I assumed that's what I should/could do since it's right there on their page saying to do so. When I did, the lady answered and said she couldn't really talk right now but would send me a link to make a purchase. I asked if the feed for the goats was on their webpage, and she said, "yes, please read"...I don't know if I'm just out of touch with customer service these days, but having worked in retail/food service for years in my early 20s, I wouldn't have ever imagined telling a customer to "please read" when they call the store number with a question. If you don't want to answer questions over the phone, I would state that on the site (where someone is reading), or just don't list a phone number. She also said she'd text me a link to an order form and more info, but I have yet to receive that. I may still give them a chance, but this didn't leave a great...

Yoga with goats – it’s one of the best experiences and emotions I have received! David and Carolyn take a very good care of their goats and. This is the only one farm in the City of Chicago and David and Carolyn are contributing a lot to their neighborhood and the city of Chicago itself with their hard work! I bought a quart of raw, delicious and healthy goats’ milk and fresh happy-chicken eggs! So happy that I found this place. I would highly recommend to come and enjoy being around goats and baby-goats and try what the...

I’ve bought fresh unpasteurized goat milk all season and we’re talking happy fresh goat milk. Feed it to my cats everyday as part of their raw diet and they’ve put on healthy weight with even more active personality.

We usually buy a half gallon every 2-3 weeks and freeze half so it doesn’t sour. I defrost the second half the refrigerator and that has maintained freshness for another 10 days. One of the cats doesn’t give a cats meow when the milk is sour and the other is...