About Us
We started raising sheep in 2007 and incorporated as a family farm in 2018. We raise our young family integrated with our work in solar grazing and vegetation management for renewable energy to native seed propagation of Michigan genotype seeds and everything inbetween, including our oldest kids successfully exhibiting in our local annual 4-H fair!
As an ASGA Certified Solar Grazier (IL 2025) and Michigan’s lead farm partner for United Agrivoltaics, we provide consulting and vegetation maintenance services for solar facilities in Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, and elsewhere, as part of a farm partner network supporting hundreds of sites across the country.
With our background in farming, forage and native seed production, we offer integrated resource management and subject matter expertise on a wide range of topics ranging from vegetative, agriculture, and natural resource planning and management, agrivoltaics, native seed propagation, sheep and livestock husbandry, and forage and grazing management.
We are the first to offer agrivoltaic art prints online, via print-on-demand shopping through Lambscaping Studio, and develop tools to support agrivoltaic advancement through GridFlora and UA Heartland Alliance.
Breeding Stock
Breeding stock are priced based on quality, conformation, genetics, 60-day and 120-day growth, and their NSIP data. Limited stud rams, ram lambs and ewe lambs are available annually. We can deliver purchased lambs to a variety of national sales through the summer and are happy to discuss delivery options to other locations. Potential buyers are welcome to contact us to discuss our flock and get on the wait list for individual breeding stock or starter flocks.
Our Flock
We have been breeding our registered flock since 2007, beginning with a core group brought north from Missouri. Slowly we have added to our numbers through keeping back the best ewe lambs every year and bringing in outcross rams with genetics to complement what we have developed.
Breeding Stock
We sell breeding stock ram lambs and ewe lambs both off the farm and attend national breed sales with a few lambs annually. Some years we will offer yearlings we kept back to watch grow, or older rams may become available after they’ve spent 2-3 breeding seasons with our ewes. On occasion, we have adult ewes available.
Commercial Lambs
We hold back enough lambs after weaning to grow out for our own freezer and for direct meat sales (whole or half lambs). The remainder may be available as feeder lambs for individuals seeking to finish their own. When possible, we hold back a few commercial lambs to keep our herding dogs sharp, and sell to herding enthusiasts to use in training dogs how to herd.