Come on girls. Hey girls

Caitlin and Brendan Foley keep a cow for warmth a donkey

He's kind of a watchdog a billy goat with a punk hairdo and three dozen other goats on their farm

hoof print cheese company

Happy goats delicious cheese wonderful life

That's the goal anyway at the hoof print cheese company in upstate New York as far as we can tell the goats are happy

And we know the cheese is delicious, but farming is lots of work little sleep and it's generally not so lucrative

Still it's a job like no other and for many it's wonderful enough

On this edition of on the job from express employment professionals

Will meet a couple who's come back to the land to make a living doing what they love

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Now Karen Michelle brings us a story from New York's Hudson Valley about how a 10-year-old's love of goats

blossomed into a way of life

The Hudson Valley of New York State has a long history of farming in Dutches County alone less than a hundred miles north of Manhattan

In 1890 there were at least 3,400 farms, but a hundred years later the number had dwindled to just over 600

There's hope the farm to table movement has spawned a resurgence in farming small farming and younger generations are choosing to stay and

Newcomers are also telling the soil tapping the trees and breeding livestock for meat and milk

Both 31 years old Brendan and Caitlin Foley are among the young folks opting to make a living or at least most of one

milking goats and making cheese, but still takes real outside jobs to keep hoof print cheese company going

Caitlin Foley has always had a thing for goats as their mother Diane Maserone knows well

This one at about age 8

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