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Wasilla, AK
US 99623
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Small family run farm in south central Alaska. Premium high-yield lamb and 2x protein & fat; sheep milk.
The Micro Difference
Micro farming allows us to stay closely connected to our animals, our land, and every product we produce. By focusing on small-batch, pasture-raised practices, we’re able to prioritize quality, ethical care, and sustainability over mass production. It’s a slower, more thoughtful approach that results in higher quality products and a stronger connection between our farm and the people we serve.
Sheep milk
Our sheep milk is fresh, creamy, and naturally nutrient-rich. Produced in small batches from pasture-raised sheep right here in the Mat-Su Valley, it offers a delicious alternative to traditional dairy.
Quality Meats
Our lamb meat comes from animals raised on open pasture with a focus on ethical care, quality nutrition, and low-stress handling. Small-scale farming allows us to prioritize quality over quantity every step of the way.
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