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We are a sheep and lavender farm in mid-Michigan. We raise purebred, registered Icelandic sheep. We also raise the rare, heritage breed that George Washington raised -- the Leicester Longwool. Breeding stock, fleece/fiber animals for those wanting to raise hardy, dual-and triple-purpose sheep. Wool, fleece and fiber, spinning wheels. Growing hardy lavenders. Lavender plants available in the spring. Value-added products: soaps, lotions, dried lavender bundles, yarns, hand knit wool hats & purses. Also, an on-farm pottery specializing in farm-themed pottery for those who want to take home a memory of their visit to our farm. Grass-fed lamb available in the fall; must order early as there is always a waiting list.
(This listing was last updated on Feb 23, 2012)
Location
3826 N. Eastman Rd.
Midland, MI 48642
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Contact Information
Laurie Ball-Gisch
www.lavenderfleece.com
989-832-4908
Mailing Address:
3826 N. Eastman Rd.
Midland, MI 48642
Farming Practices:
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naturally grown,
grass fed/pastured
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Now taking reservations for grass-fed Icelandic lamb, available November. Also purebred, registered breeding stock. Icelandic sheepdogs. Lavender plants & products, handmade soaps. Wool for spinners, weavers, knitters; handmade wool items.
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