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For legal purposes, yes a goose is considered a farm animal. It is a domesticated species that is raised specifically by and for humans. Common uses of geese include fattening for slaughter, harvest of the feathers for down-filled garments and blankets, as a watch animal for other birds such as chickens or ducks, and as a companion.
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