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Growing lavender, raising Katahdin sheep [breeding stock, pasture mowers and meat].
Email and sign up early in spring if you are interested in lamb meat. Apifera Farm is owned and operated by Katherine and Martyn Dunn. The couple's
first lavender crop was planted in 2004 and by 2005 they had 4000 plants in ground. They mainly sell wholesale and via Local Harvest. They also raise registered Katahdin sheep. Lambs are born in March so contact them early spring if you are interested in either breeding stock or lamb meat. Martyn has owned and operated a landscape contracting business for over 20 years, while Katherine is a nationally recognized writer/artist - they both wanted to combine their love of the land,nature, gardening and animals - and work together as good stewards to the land. Kath
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(This listing was last updated on Jan 25, 2012)
Location
14710 NW Tupper Rd
Yamhill, OR 97148
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Contact Information
Katherine and Martyn Dunn
www.apiferafarm.com
503-662-4345
Wholesale
Large orders over 25 bundles should contact us for pricing and shipping. We do not wholesale our bud or bud products.
Farming Practices:
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naturally grown,
grass fed/pastured
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Spring means lambs! Email early if you want breeding stock or lamb meat. Besides looking wonderful as a hanging swag, lavender helps keep moths away. So tuck a one of our sachets in that sweater drawer. Lavender is said to have a calm, soothing influence on one's frenzied head, and besides, it's just so beautiful. If you get tired of your bundles, you can also strip the bud for sachets or crafts. And we cook with our lavender, taking small buds right of the bundle. We are pesticide free.
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