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Lillooet Farm is a sanctuary for sustainable agriculture and traditional craftsmanship in Boxford, MA. Guided by a vision for regenerating both land and community, they offer whole or half lambs and exquisite fiber products. Their East Friesian and Icelandic sheep graze rotationally to enrich the soil, while locally spun yarn captures the natural essence of their flock. Closed to the public outside of special open days, Lillooet Farm invites you to explore a world where farming meets artistry.
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Nestled on 100 acres of conserved land in Boxford, MA, Lillooet Farm gracefully balances tradition and innovation. At its helm is a committed team: Nathaniel, who manages the farm and flock; Gillian, who excels in cheese making; and Doug, overseeing livestock and nursery functions.
Lillooet Farm is built on principles of sustainable farming and regenerative agriculture. The farm employs rotational grazing techniques for their East Friesian and Icelandic sheep, enhancing soil health and land productivity. By fostering a robust ecosystem, Lillooet works toward a sustainable future for agriculture.
Lillooet Farm provides whole or half lambs and unique fiber products. Their yarn, produced from the flock's virgin wool and traditionally spun at Bartlett Yarns in Maine, is soft yet resilient. The undyed yarn, rich with natural lanolin oils, reflects the farm's commitment to quality and heritage.
The farm's location is steeped in history, predating the U.S. Constitution. Conservation easements by the Essex County Greenbelt and the Boxford Open Land Trust make this special piece of land accessible and affordable. Lillooet Farm envisions cultivating a connected community through sustainably-raised, hand-crafted, small-batch goods.
The farm remains closed to public visits outside of scheduled open days, which are announced seasonally via the farm's website and social media. Products can be purchased online, with shipments packed once a week on Monday afternoons. Items are shipped using USPS Flat Rate bags, with all shipping costs directly transferred to customers.
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