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Sorg describes how Prodigal Farms in Rougemont differs from the usual goat farm. Kat Spann, an ex-lawyer, and Dave Krabble, a former builder of ultra-high homes, left their jobs to start the 95-acre farm in 2007. It is one of the area's most respected goat farms and a maker of quality cheese Because of its humane treatment of the herd, the farm has received the Animal Welfare Approval designation. There are 80 such farms in the state. One of the requirements to receive the AWA award is raising animals on pesticide-free pastures. The certification is awarded only to family farmers.