Prairie Plum Farm
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Building on the wonderful legacy of the Amish previous owners, Sue is integrating livestock and plants to minimize expenses and waste. Her Babydoll Southdown and Finn x Babydoll sheep graze the orchards and pastures and, eventually, her hazelnut and elderberry plantings. Future plans include acquiring a food processing license and providing classes on heritage crafts, including fiber processing and sustainable farming practices.
Her farm is open by appointment and her website includes a listing of animals for sale (or reservation of lambs!) for those wishing to start a flock for their own wool supply, for show, mowing, or just for pets.
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- Babydoll and Finn x Sheep products including natural raw fleece, processed fiber & roving
- Artisan handcrafts
- Live lambs
- Farm-raised food products including a delicious variety of apple and pear preserves spiced with special blends
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