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Snowfall Farms was started on a dream between Kyle & Kellie Snow after first meeting back in 2014. Both drawn heavily to the outdoors and animals from their childhood and education, fate allowed their dream home to become available to start their family farm. In 2021, Snowfall Farms was officially born and is growing every day. With a strong focus on animal welfare, rotational grazing, and human interaction, the farm thrives and provides an amazing home for our animals to grow. Snowfall Farms primarily focuses on various breeds of poultry and hatching eggs, offering unique breeds for the backyard chicken lovers to the die-hard poultry show contestants. In addition to the fine fowl, Snowfall Farms also cares for, and spoils, other animals such as horses, goats, turkeys, and eventually pigs. The farm also offers various agricultural products such as pasture-raised eggs, meats, and even maple syrup. We’re excited you visited our website and hoping to hear from you soon!

American Langshan Club

The Marans Club

Cream Legbar Club

American Poultry Association

Ohio Maple Producers Association

American Boer Goat Association

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Snowfall Sebbies

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Sebastopol geese, pre-orders open first week of December

We are also a care home for a couple senior horses and goats.

NPIP - OH 1712

Snowfall Sebbies

10 hours ago

Anyone remember the lavender hen who refused to leave her nest? She has been such a great mom! Here she is with her two stealth babies (the white hen laid in her nest since she was sitting on NOTHING 🙄) ...

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Snowfall Sebbies

18 hours ago

Geese really are the most curious creatures and theyll use their beak to explore EVERYTHING. This hen is showing her daughter how to find the most *pristine* rain water 😅 ...

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Snowfall Sebbies

2 days ago

A parade of tutu geese never disappoints! ...

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Snowfall Sebbies

3 days ago

Hi! Welcome to (or back to) snowfall sebbies. This will serve as the 2027 gosling reference postEvery year we open our waitlist the first week of december, this gets us through Thanksgiving and prior to Christmas. I will post all through the week leading up to "drop day". This year we are only accepting preorders for hatching eggs. Two years ago we sold out in about 2 days last year it was 18 hours, I have no idea what this year will look like but I want to give fair warning!The first eggs typically appear mid March but can be as early as February or as late as April. Patience is much appreciated at this stage of hatching season. I can only predict within a window of time. I dont, unfortunately, have a crystal ball. Once first eggs are laid, I will begin setting for fertility testing. I need to see a minimum of 80% development rate in each pen before I will begin shipping. Its also dependent on weather, we won't send eggs through freezing temps unless the customer is interested in a heat pack addition. These initial eggs that are not shipped will eventually become available goslings, which will be posted as available here on the page. We do ship goslings, however, my preference is through a transport service versus USPS. We have successfully shipped many goslings through the post but I saw changes that caused many issues for chicks early this year from many different people. They also no longer guarantee a 2 day ship. I will help assist with transport and try to get some folks locked in ahead of time (ill do my best!)Now for the fun part!! I am happy to share pictures of all my beautiful birds so you can decide for yourself if my lines would benefit yours! Here are the pens/colors I intend to run:White *most likely pure, as tested over 4 years Grey *non buff carrying Buff with potential for solid or saddlebackThe white overlays, splash, saddleback, buff Grey blue possible lilac this pen has a very small chance of producing smooth breasted (NOT fully smooth)Single dilute 50/50 Grey or blueLavender (very limited)Homestead special - full curly sebastopols about half the size, NOT STANDARD. Will be sex linked grey males and buff females. Potential for saddlebackThank you for taking the time to read! Im so excited for this season, cant wait to see the babies next year so many great pairings/trios 🥹🥹 what are YOU eyeing this year?? ...

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Snowfall Sebbies

5 days ago

The first new goose to join this flock is blueberry. After the loss of my blue gander to the smoke a few months back I wasnt very hopeful of finding a replacement for him. But then I was gifted the opportunity to purchase this guy. I was so excited to add this boy for a few reasons. I love his head, its so round and sweetly expressive. Also, this is the cleanest blue color example ive personally ever seen. Blue is Grey with a single dilution factor. I havent seen many blues without a white overlay either, no saddleback and splash just totally saturated blue. This season he will be given a grey and buff hen to create blue, grey, and buff - theoretically also lilac if he had a buff parent but im unsure of his lineage. This cross will give me a pretty good idea of his color genetics. ...

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