08/15/2026
🐑 EXCITING NEWS FROM KIMBLELAND FARM! 🐑
We’re excited to share another milestone with our community! Kimbleland Farm has welcomed 8 new Katahdin sheep to the farm, increasing our flock from 10 to 18 sheep!
Katahdin sheep are an excellent fit for our farm. They are a hair sheep breed, meaning they naturally shed their winter coats and generally do not require shearing like traditional wool breeds. Katahdins are also known for being hardy, adaptable, good foragers, and excellent mothers. The breed is valued for its ability to perform well in pasture-based farming systems and is also known for having greater parasite resistance than many traditional sheep breeds.
🌱 Natural Care & Rotational Grazing
At Kimbleland Farm, we believe good livestock management starts with allowing animals to live and graze as naturally as possible. Our sheep have access to pasture, loose minerals and appropriate nutritional supplements, along with fresh water and attentive daily care.
We also practice rotational grazing, moving our animals between grazing areas instead of continuously grazing the same pasture. This approach gives our pastures time to recover, encourages healthier forage, helps us manage grazing pressure, and supports the overall health of both our animals and our land.
Growing from 10 to 18 sheep is another exciting step in the continued growth of Kimbleland Farm. We’re looking forward to watching our new Katahdins settle in and become part of the family.
Thank you to our community for continuing to follow and support our journey. There is much more to come!
🐑 18 Sheep and Growing! 🌱
Kimbleland Farm — “We Feed God’s People!”