Beginner Livestock Consulting for Hobby & Small Farms
Starting a small farm can feel overwhelming — especially when it comes to livestock.
I offer affordable, practical consulting focused exclusively on animals.
With real-world experience raising pigs, poultry, goats, and small cattle, I help new and aspiring farmers make realistic, humane, and sustainable livestock plans that fit their land, budget, and lifestyle.
Whether you’re deciding which animals to start with, how many is too many, or how to avoid costly beginner mistakes, I’m here to help you start with confidence
Beginner Livestock Consulting for Hobby & Small Farms
Beginner Livestock Consulting for Hobby & Small Farms
Our Services
1 hr
45 Canadian dollars
1 hr 30 min
85 Canadian dollars
1 hr 30 min
From 400 Canadian dollars
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Who is this for?
This is for you if:
✔ You’re new to livestock
✔ You want realistic expectations
✔ You care about humane, manageable farming
✔ You want to avoid costly beginner mistakes
This may not be for you if:
✖ You’re looking for gardening advice
✖ You want veterinary or medical guidance
✖ You’re aiming for large-scale commercial farming right away
Q: What animals do you specialize in?
Pigs, poultry, goats, and small cattle — with a focus on small-scale, humane, and manageable setups.
Q: What Livestock can you help plan for?
Chickens (layer, dual purpose, or broilers), turkeys, small cattle, goats, pigs.
Q: Do you offer gardening or crop advice?
No. My consulting is livestock-focused only.
Q: Are you a veterinarian or licensed agricultural advisor?
No. I offer guidance based on real-world experience running a working small farm. I do not provide veterinary, medical, or legal advice.
Q: Can you help me decide how many animals to start with?
Yes — this is one of the most common and valuable topics we cover.
Q: Do you offer on-farm visits?
At this time, farm visits are only included in our Mentorship Package.
Q: What if I don’t even own land yet?
That’s totally fine. Many sessions focus on planning before buying land or animals, which often saves people money and stress.