Woolly Roots Homestead

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Multi-generational homesteaders raising food and babies in North Eastern Washington

Scottish highlanders, Icelandic sheep, Kunekune pigs, Nigerian Dwarf goats, chickens, produce, and rough sawn timbers.

Louise finally had her litter on the 23rd of July, while we were out of town (of course)!! They are so very cute when th...
08/06/2025

Louise finally had her litter on the 23rd of July, while we were out of town (of course)!! They are so very cute when they're this tiny! Mama did amazing and they are all doing great, SUCH beautiful coloring in this litter!

I have Kunekune piglets that were born June 5th available! Lots of spotted color variety and they are still small enough...
08/06/2025

I have Kunekune piglets that were born June 5th available! Lots of spotted color variety and they are still small enough to become amazingly sweet lawn mower friends or head for freezer camp. Boars, and gilts available, can turn them into barrows if needed. Asking 75
DM me if interested!

The herd is enjoying the green grasses
06/26/2025

The herd is enjoying the green grasses

Spring has sprung here at the homestead!The corrals are finished! We attended a farm barter a couple of weekends ago and...
05/10/2025

Spring has sprung here at the homestead!

The corrals are finished!

We attended a farm barter a couple of weekends ago and traded two of our Kunekune boars for some Nigerian Dwarf goats! Its been fun getting to know these hilarious animals and are hopeful that one of our nanny's will kid this fall!

There have been 5 calves born so far this spring with about 4 more cows to calf and a few more in the fall! 2025's calf letter is R so we have Ryan, Rasta, Remi, Raven, and Ricki! Such a beautiful array of colors this year.

All hands on deck when it comes to building the new corrals! Maezy helping Dad tamp in the black locust posts that Blaze...
03/17/2025

All hands on deck when it comes to building the new corrals! Maezy helping Dad tamp in the black locust posts that Blaze bartered from the Macrae's up the road. Thank you to uncle Bret for bringing your tractor up to dig post holes! Our Runey pup supervising as per usual!

We've had a couple days of morning snow, turned rain to sunshine. A beautiful spring at Woolly Roots!

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