What a beauty.

Healthy pink noses for everyone!

Snow Kings are doing great!

Not camera shy, at all.

Photo by Hannah Maxwell.

Keeping a close eye on watering habits. Photo by Hannah Maxwell.

Beautiful merino wrinkles.

Our bulky weight and lace weight wool, both in Weather.

Our farm dahlia’s beauty perseveres through the first frost.

October on the farm. Photo by Hannah Maxwell.

A barn with a view! Photo by Hannah Maxwell.

Photo credit: Preston Keres from USDA

Homemade Christmas wreath.

Lambs on their first trip outside of the barn.

Schnuke in the barn, immediately after getting shorn.

Feed truck bringing the sheep’s grains.

Two rough looking barn cats caught in mid-groom. Handsome fellas.

Lace weight yarn in Luna against the greens of summer yards.

Magnificent pink and orange dahlias grown by Dominique.

Beautiful balaclava from Madeline Porterfield.

Close up profile of a merino ewe. Photo by Hannah Maxwell.

Worsted weight wool in Tea Rose.

#378, a retired mom being the best nanny. Photo credit: Preston Keres from USDA

Summer grazing fields. Photo by Hannah Maxwell.

Lamb loiter.

Single file, sheep marching through snow for dinner.

Made by Ginny! Photo by Hannah Maxwell.

Pace University law students intern visit on a hot summer day. Photo by Hannah Maxwell.

In 2020 we participated in the virtual NY Sheep & Wool which was a foray into live video feeds. We are still recovering.

Sport weight in Jadeite green.

Collaboration with Bollman Hats using superfine wool from Catskill Merino!

2 year old, merino ewe in the field. Photo: USDA

Narcissus and Violas growing with raw wool used as mulch. Photo by Preston Keres.

We stick together - and cover your drinks! Photo by Hannah Maxwell