This week’s episode I interviewed Kylee Thatcher who raises Gulf Coast Native sheep on her farm "Three Daughters Farm and Vineyard". Kylee shares about her farm, how she came to raise Gulf Coast Native sheep, her experience with selling lamb directly to restaurants, and her love for lambing season! 

On this week’s episode I had the pleasure of interviewing not one, but two amazing shepherdesses that both raise Karakul sheep! Babette Turk raises her flock of Karakuls on her Ranch in California and since 1982 Letty Klein has been raising Karakuls in Michigan! I had wonderful conversations with both of these women and I can't wait for you to hear it!

This week’s episode I interviewed Emily Hartman who raises Leicester Longwools in Montana. I loved Emily's energy and her passion for this breed. You will hear how Emily got interested in Leicester Longwools, her business "Mrs. Hartmans Farmhouse Market", and she shares some great advice for new shepherds or for those of us who are looking into raising sheep!

This week’s episode I was so excited to get to interview Deborah Niemann-Boehle the administrator of the Shave'em to Save'em initiative! Deborah shares about the livestock conservancy's mission, the Shave'em to Save'em program, the importance of preserving these awesome heritage breeds, and some of her favorite projects created with the wool of these rare sheep!

On this week’s episode I chatted with Kristin from Local Farm Mom, she raises Horned Dorset sheep on her farm in Ohio. Kristin is a mom and farmer with an amazing blog full of recipes and a private cooking business. During the interview she shares all about her flock of sheep, her cooking business, how to deal with losses of animals on the farm with kids and a yummy recipe! 

In this week’s episode I interviewed Laura Kramer who raises Hog Island Sheep at La Bella Farm in Georgetown Delaware. Laura shares some great history on the Hog Island breed, her love for how hardy they are, and some great tips for new shepherds!

In this weeks episode I interviewed Holly Browder of Browders Birds in Mattituck, NY.  Holly and her husband raise polutry along with there flock of heritage Cotswold flock of sheep. Holly shares how they left city life to start farming, why they decided to raise sheep, and how she is enjoying seeing fiber artist create with her flocks wool!

In this episode I interviewed Ellie Mocker of Holly Hill Ranch in Brandywine, Maryland.  Ellie has a passion for raising animals that are listed as critical on The Livestock Conservancy's Conservation Priority list, Hog Islands being one of them. Listen in to hear her experience with raising Hog Islands and the neat way she got interested in raising sheep!

So how did I go from learning to crochet to wanting to raise a heritage breed of sheep. Well you can hear all about my fiber story in this weeks episode!

On today’s episode I interviewed Julie from Leatherwood Creek Farm in Pulaski, Tennessee. Julie and her husband have a farm full of heritage breeds including Tunis sheep. 

My guest for today’s episode is Tammy White the shepherdess of Wing and a Prayer farm in Vermont. She shares how her and her children came to start raising sheep, her dye garden, and the joy a little lamb name Jubilee can bring especially during a time of uncertainty that we are currently living in. I can’t wait for you all to listen to this great episode!

In today’s episode you will hear from Diana Carey of Rockin C Ranch in Deland, Florida. Diana shares how her children got her involved in raising sheep, all about her Florida Cracker Flock, and the history behind them. 

In this episode I interviewed Stefani of Feathered Horses Farm who raises Black Welsh Mountain sheep and Friesian horses in northern Idaho. From Sustaniable Agriculture, to learning about her flock, and fun future plans, this episode is full of so much great information! 

Do Shetland sheep think there dogs??? On this episode I chatted with Kylee of West Wind Farm and Fiber who raises Shetlands in Indiana. She talks about her flock of Shetlands, what it is like raising sheep with kids, Agrotourism , and her small cottage style fiber mill.

In this weeks episode I talk with Steph of Hawthorn & Thistle Farmstead who raises Jacob sheep in Washington, Maine.  Listen to hear all about Steph's Jacob sheep, how she came to raise them, and what it's like taking yarn to farmer's markets.

Lincoln Longwools at Orchard View Farm

Romeldale/CVMs at Harvest Hill Acres