i see a little more information here..that you want an "extensive garden",
chicken and goats..
i didn't read pigs..so forget about the pig info and think chicken and goats.
Leah has a lot of goat info in her head..so talk to Leah about goats..and there are a lot of people that know about chickens..
i do know that chicken manure and goat manure are great for the gardens..so that is a bonus..goats require a very good fencing system..so that has to be planned ahead..but they can be tied out..doubt if i'd want to be tied out though.
your extensive gardens should be to the east of your house as our property slopes down toward the stream, your fruit trees shoud be on the north and east of this section with the sunnier plants on the south of this section..i would put it directly east of the house..with the fruit trees running in a line on the north of the plot..and any berry hedges on the east property line.
I would put grapes up the side of the carport if you want them..and plant our perennial vegetables up close to the fruit trees, keeping grasses out from under them..
beg borrow, but don't steal, unless it is leaves along side the road..any free mulching materials you can get, find a horse stable and get some manure..oldest stuff they have...and see if you can find some spent
hay as well..or straw ..see if there is a saw mill or forest products co around where you can come by some
wood chips or sawdust..don't use a LOT of sawdust alone though..mix it with the other stuff..and put it on the garden..
you don't have to till it in or weed it all ..just pile it really deep and the stuff will kill everything under it..do not pile it deep around any new plants though..as the fresh stuff will kill the plants too..
with the trees..dig the holes large and put in some good quality
compost in the holes..if you have to..buy it..but try to find a reputable place to buy it..
do your veggie garden small the first year..and fertilize the big area for next year and mulch mulch mulch mulch mulch.
get your pens in for the goat and chickens..and talk to a goat and chicken farmer in the area..for info and getting started..but first ..get your siding on your house..before getting the animals in..rain will ruin that bare wood..caulk..flashing..check for the things i said in the email..
and slow down and breathe..prioritize..
as a family..what do we really need first of all to live here..
siding
heat, ac,
water running, good elec, ventilation,
then move out to the
yard and remember..do what needs to be done first..first..
lay your
cardboard packing boxes down as you empty them..under some mulch where you will plant later on..by the time you have the siding done and get the family moved in..and settled..it will already be rotting and you'll have a garden started..