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4worldlovers: NATURAL GOAT'S MILK SOAP AND SKINCARE, Made in small batches on the Farm


We are so excited that kidding season is here! We’ve already had 24 babies born on the farm from early March through the end of May and they are ready for our


Baby Goats & Yoga classes as well as our new Baby Goat Snuggling Sessions! Sign up for these super fun and adorable events HERE. We’ll be adding events periodically through June or July.


We craft each of our soaps with you in mind using only natural ingredients. Click the button below to check out all of our products.

4worldlovers:
I booked a goat yoga session for my friend’s birthday and it far exceeded my expectations. It was an hour of sheer baby goat bliss! We both had so much fun. The neighborhood was beautiful and we were shaded by push up tents creating a cabana-like atmosphere. The owners were friendly and kind and both of us had the best time. You just haven’t lived until you’ve cuddled with a baby goat. The best way to spend your morning.

My mom and I really enjoyed the baby goat yoga class. The property is gorgeous and the hosts hospitality was much appreciated. We absolutely LOVE the body lotion and facial cream. The lotion feels so soothing on my sunburn and the facial cream is amazing. Don't forget to try the array of soaps as well. We will definitely be purchasing more products in the future as well as attending another yoga class. We look forward to meeting the new additions (baby goats) in the upcoming months. Thank you again. Cheers Jenn and Cathy

I absolutely loved doing goat yoga ! This is an experience you don’t want to miss out on. The goats love people, and I enjoyed the goats just as much. You must also check out Alexia’s soaps and lotions. I use her soaps all the time as they leave your hands soft and clean. The lotion is amazing also! I highly recommend CABRA farms to everyone. It is my happy place for sure!

4worldlovers: You may know about us because of our super fresh, locally grown, California produce, but did you know that we do much more than just grow fruits and vegetables?