Cross G Farm
Family-Friendly Farm in Lexington, OK
Farm Fresh Food & Family Fun
In 2016, we started out with 7 Nigerian Dwarf goats and 15 Cochin chickens. We have grown to raise grade Nigerian Dwarf dairy goats, registered New Zealand meat rabbits, lavender pearl and pied Guinea fowl, a cross of prolific laying chickens that are Oklahoma tolerant. Bronze and White Holland turkeys, Chinese and Buff geese, and one Peking duck.
Melissa Gilbert. owner
Farmer
Jeromy Gilbert, owner
Athena, guardian
Anatolian, Pyrenees
Quillyn, guardian
Akbash, Pyrenees, Anatolian
Frequently Asked Questions
All the Answers to Your Questions
Is your produce chemical free?
We treat our animals with vet supported medical care and medications, but our products are as close to how God designed as possible. We feed Blue Bonnet grains but are in the process of changing to fodder only and locally bought hay from other farmers like us that don't use chemicals on their fields.
Where are you located?
We are located in central Oklahoma, in the township of Slaughterville, about 10 miles South of Norman. Our mailing address is Lexington but we are closer to downtown Noble. You can find us on Google maps at 9001 84th st Lexington, OK 73051.
What do you grow?
We have 1-2 kiddings of 5-15 Nigerian Dwarf babies every year, born in April and September, ready for their new homes between 8 and 12 weeks old.
We have 2 New Zealand meat rabbit does kindle every month as close to the 1st as possible. The first weekend of every month we butcher all 3 month old fryers that average 5-8lbs live weight.
We have fresh eggs daily from our free range chickens. We do not wash off the protective film, called bloom, from our eggs which allows them to be stable at room temperature for 3-6 months and in the refrigerator for 6-9 months. We try to hatch at least one batch of new birds every Spring to replace older birds, but can gather hatching eggs for you at any time.
Products Your Entire Family Will Love
Fresh and For You!
Boarding/breeding
$10 per day
A service fee of $10 per day per doe will be charged to keep your doe(s) at Cross G Farm for breeding to one of our bucks. Service fee will cover feed, hay, maintaining health of you doe(s), and boarding while being serviced. Your doe will need to have proof of clean bill of health when you call to make an appt.
Driveway breeding
$50 per doe
A service fee of $50 per doe to be bred to one of our bucks. Your doe will need to have a clean bill of health and be in standing heat when you call for an appt.
New Zealand Meat Rabbits
$40 each
Pedigreed NZ meat rabbits. Paper copy of pedigree is exchanged at sale. Babies available after weaned at 4 weeks and sex determined at 3-4 weeks of age. Variation of colors available for companionship and meat production. Optional purchase as carcass only fryers.
Fresh eggs
$5/carton for eating eggs. $25/dozen for hatching eggs
We have Australorp, Easter egger, and assorted Ameraucana chickens that lay large eggs now available.  We also have pearl and pied guinea fowl that lay small eggs now available. 25¢ discount for every egg carton you bring in! Hatching eggs available upon request.
Day Old Chicks
$8 each
We have Australorp, Easter egger, and assorted Ameraucana chickens, as well as pearl and pied guineas, available for hatching and sold as day old straight run chicks.
Nigerian Dwarf dairy goats
$200-350
Baby goats are sold after weaned at 8-12 weeks of age. Variation of colors available. Bucklings $200, doelings $250, adult bucks $300, adult does $350.50% nonrefundable deposit is required for holding.
Reserving an unborn goat
To reserve an unborn kid at Cross G Farm please contact us. No charge to be on the waiting list! 50% nonrefundable deposit must be paid for holding that goes towards purchase of all goats. All purchases must be paid in full for goats to leave Cross G Farm.
All sales final
$5
All sales are final. All animals are medically cleared healthy when leaving farm and are under a 24 hour replacement in a case by case basis. Otherwise all animals are new owners responsibly for care and health or damage/death to animal.
