Twisted Dogwood Farm

09/26/2026

09/25/2026

🐑 What a weekend at The Legacy Sale! 🐑

We had an absolute blast! We didn’t come home with an empty cage—we did bring home some much-needed mineral feeders, which are surprisingly hard to find in our area. 😂

We went hoping to bring home a ram, but that didn’t happen this time. We did, however, bring home some Australian White ground lamb… and WOW! 🤯 The difference in the meat was impressive. The flavor was mild, clean, and delicious!

One of the best parts of the sale was the people. Everyone we met was so welcoming, and several have even reached out to us since the sale. That truly meant a lot to us.

So, what’s next for our farm? 👀

Yes, we’ll be keeping some of our Dorpers for now. And yes, our goal is to eventually offer Australian White-influenced meat beyond our current waiting list.

We’re just getting started, and we couldn’t be more excited about what’s ahead! ❤️🐑

Send a message to learn more

09/19/2026

🐑 Checked in and ready to bid! 👀

We’re here, we’re ready, and we’ve got our eyes on the one we came for! 🤞🏼🐑

Let’s see what happens… wish us luck! 🍀

09/19/2026

🌊 NEW PRODUCT DROP 🌊

My fellow Black Sheep… meet Sea Stone.
Sea Stone… meet your soon-to-be fans. 😂🐑

This fresh, aquatic, gender-neutral bar has already been a hit with friends and family shopping straight from my house — and it ended up being my best-selling soap at a recent festival.

So after all that positive feedback, I figured it was time to make it official.

Sea Stone is now available. Link is below 🌊🫧

Fresh, clean, and easy to love, this is one of those scents that works for just about anybody. I hope you love it — and that for at least a few minutes your shower makes you feel a little less El Niño and a little more windswept sea cliff. 😂🌊

Black Sheep Skincare 🐑
Different on purpose.

09/16/2026

🐷 Our only half- and whole-hog offering of the year!
1st date is September 29! Don't miss out!

We have a very limited supply of pasture-raised pork available, with processing already scheduled for the end of September.
A $150 deposit is required to reserve your half or whole hog.

📞 Call 918-801-8387 or 918-801-2596 to reserve yours!

09/15/2026

🐑 Our HBK F1 Australian White ewe lambs are settling in nicely.

These girls are already making themselves right at home, and we’re excited to watch them grow and develop.

We can’t wait to get our FB Australian White ram here and see what the future holds for our Australian White program!

This is an exciting new chapter and we’re looking forward to sharing the journey with you.

09/12/2026

So… we did a thing this weekend. 👀🐑

Big changes are coming to Twisted Dogwood Farm! 🌳

We’re excited, a little bit surprised at how quickly things came together, and ready for this next chapter!

09/10/2026

🐑 Thank You, ZW Dorpers! 🐑

A big thank you to Zack Wolff of ZW Dorpers for choosing to purchase some of our ewes here at Twisted Dogwood Farm! We truly appreciate your confidence in our flock and are excited to see what these girls will do for you.

It’s always a bittersweet feeling to see ewes leave the farm, but we love knowing they are going to a great home and will continue to contribute to a quality Dorper program.

We appreciate your business, Zack, and wish you the very best with these girls! We’re looking forward to following their journey

09/06/2026

Praise God we are getting rain!!🌧️ ☔️

09/04/2026

🐑⚠️ THINK PNEUMONIA IS ONLY A WINTER PROBLEM? THINK AGAIN!

With the drought we’re experiencing right now, we’re seeing much drier conditions than normal—and with that comes A LOT more dust. 🌾💨

For sheep, all that dust isn’t just annoying. Fine dust particles can irritate the respiratory tract and make sheep more susceptible to respiratory problems. Dry pastures, dusty pens, hay, bedding, and even normal flock activity can put a surprising amount of dust into the air.

☀️ SUMMER RESPIRATORY HEALTH MATTERS!

We often hear the term “dust pneumonia,” but dust irritation isn’t necessarily the same thing as bacterial pneumonia. However, irritated airways can make it easier for respiratory disease to develop.

And then there’s winter…

❄️ WINTER PNEUMONIA can be associated with cold and wet conditions, poor ventilation, overcrowding, sudden temperature changes, and respiratory pathogens.

🚨 KNOW THE WARNING SIGNS:
• Persistent coughing
• Nasal discharge
• Rapid or difficult breathing
• Fever
• Depression or lethargy
• Loss of appetite
• Poor weight gain or loss of condition
• Hanging back from the flock

🌬️ WHAT CAN WE DO?

✔️ Provide good ventilation
✔️ Reduce dust whenever possible
✔️ Keep bedding clean and dry
✔️ Avoid overcrowding
✔️ Don’t feed moldy or excessively dusty hay
✔️ Keep clean water available
✔️ Minimize stress
✔️ Monitor sheep closely
✔️ Work with your veterinarian when illness is suspected

🐑 THE TAKEAWAY:

Pneumonia doesn’t take a season off.

Right now, with drought conditions and all the extra dust, it’s a good reminder to pay close attention to our flock’s respiratory health.

Sometimes the first sign isn’t a dramatic cough—it may simply be a sheep that’s not eating quite right, hanging back, breathing faster than normal, or just doesn’t seem like itself.

Know your sheep. Watch your sheep. Catch problems early. ❤️

We’re keeping a close eye on our own flock here at Twisted Dogwood Farm and doing what we can to reduce the effects of these extremely dry, dusty conditions.

🌿🐑 Healthy sheep. Stronger flocks.