We raise Registered or Commercial St. Croix (white and COLORED) and Registered or Commercial Katahdin hair sheep. Our sheep are carefully selected for traits that make farm management simple and efficient:
- No Shearing Required: They naturally shed their hair coats.
- Hardy & Easy-Care: Highly disease resistant.
- Excellent Livestock: Superior mothering qualities.
- Land Management: Fantastic brush eaters for pasture clearing.
Each spring, we offer a limited number of breeding stock quality lambs, alongside market lambs perfect for your freezer.
Secure Your Spot for the 2027 season!
Our upcoming breeding season kicks off August 9th, with the first lambs arriving in January 2027.
Contact Us today to join our spring 2027 waiting list!
For the garden, I’ve designed a custom Phenology Planting Guide around nature’s local cues and biological cycles. By tracking these natural shifts, we help busy growers know exactly when to plant, when to harvest, and how to plan ahead for seasonal food preservation.
Seasonally, we share behind-the-scenes updates on our sheep, chickens, gardens and our seasonal phenology planting guide. Every Tuesday, we share weekly nature walks and wildlife observations. Starting Mid-September be on the lookout for another new blog coming out to cover what the other two miss – folklore, recipes, remedies, cute kitties, dog antics and more!
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Hedge & Hollow: September 14th, 2026
This week there were more birds moving into the area, so more Merlin app life birds! The woods walk was super brief but at least the trail-cameras saw some really fun stuff! Enjoy! Amy
Keep readingHedge & Hollow: September 21st, 2026
I took more pictures on the woods walk last weekend! Acorns are still not falling super steadily though I did see a few. I think mid-autumn might be a few more days away! Enjoy! Amy
Keep readingHair Sheep, Hens & Harvest: Mid-Autumn 2026
Welcome to the mid-autumn edition! Acorns are dropping so we’ve reached a new season according to phenology: mid-autumn! The sheep have finished breeding, some big changes to Shane’s chicken coop, see some of our last harvests, and it’s time for planting/harvesting some of the last items before winter! Enjoy, Amy
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