小宝贝 was all ready for the trip :)
My dad was not quite sure about the place and we end up in another farm (Alita) in Yong Peng :D We did some tour around the small farm to understand the goat milk process.
The goats are from New Zealand. The grass they eat is from US and they only drink filtered water. The barn is also equipped with big fans so that it is cooling. And there is no strong smell in the barn.
This is where the goats drink water from. It is all automatic. Once the goat put their head down, the water will flow out automatically. Cool!
The milk extracting area and packing room. They will extract the goat milk in the morning and evening. If you go at the right time, you will be able to experience the process.
The red shirt guy is our guide. He brought the technology of goat farming from Taiwan.
We were given some goat's milk to try at the end of the trip. To my surprise, it taste so good. No "goat" smell at all.
After the visit of Alita farm, we con't our journey to UK farm in Kluang (between Ayer Hitam and Kluang).
Once we turned in from the main road, the 6km journey to UK farm is all in red sand.
Can you see how dirty it is my car after the 6km journey?
The farm is not fully develop yet. It just opened in April.
Only limited activities at the farm.
1. Feeding the baby goats
2. Visit the goat barn
3. Ostrich park (but only 4 ostrich available :D)
4. Passion fruit
Accommodation is available. Either camp or stay in their chalet (only 9 chalets available).
For a city girl like me, this is consider quite good for some outing once a while. I really hope they will develop well (ie more activities) in the near future. It is good for a short getaway from the buzy city life :)
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