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17 Shropshire and Montadale Ewes.

Breeding stock; custom-processed freezer lamb; and ram leasing.

I produce raw angora, blended angora for handspinning or felting, handspun yarn, designer dyed fiber and yarns, offer spinning and soon - weaving lessons too,

I have worked with Mt Vernon and sold their Hog Island fleeces for years and I have sheared (shorn?) sheep and have taken courses on sheep handling, administration of wormer and medicines.
Fiber tools made from stoneware.

We are a fiber farm with over 75 wool sheep and a fiber processing mill.  We have a variety of breeds that we make into artisan products in our mill.  We also do custom processing for other fiber producers, including roving, batts, yarn and core spun rug yarn.  Visitors are welcome to tour the farm, the mill and wool shop.  We are Official Providers for the Livestock Conservancy Shave 'em to Save 'em program.  Also active members of the Loudoun Valley Sheep Producers Association and the Shenandoah Valley Fiber Festival.

Alpaca farm, producing fiber, yarn, roving, dryer balls, felted soaps, handknitted items

[caption id="attachment_2667" align="alignright" width="224"] Our new monitor style barn, with hay loft[/caption]

We raise Cormo sheep, Bluefaced Leicesters, and Angora goats.  Provide fleeces, roving and yarn.

Have two types of free-range chickens:  Rhode Island Red (brown eggs) and Araucanas (blue and green tinted eggs).  Eggs are available.

We are working towards becoming an Organically Certified farm.

Click on our website - we have a YouTube Video of the farm.   Learn how the farm got its name "Flying Goat Farm".   Watch time lapse video of our new barn being built.

We also grow pears, peaches, apples, various berries, cherries, and hazel nuts.