Archives: Producers

Tolenas Mohair

Now that I am retired as a forester from USDA Forest Service, I am learning holistic management of my tribe of goats.

Susan Timm and Charlie Earhart, photo by Paige Green

Timm Ranch

Susan Timm and her husband, Charlie Earhart, run a herd of about 85 ewes and 4 rams in the English Hills of CA.

Stonehenge Llama Ranch

Stonehenge Llama Ranch is a multipurpose ranch in Solano County raising high quality llama fiber.

Skyelark Ranch

At Skyelark Ranch, our goal is to raise livestock in a way that is at once humane and in balance with the land and our community.

Sheep to Shop

Jackie created her business, Sheep to Shop, in which she focuses on selling items made from local wool, both her own and other local producers.

Sally next to dooryard cottons from Peru, closest to the ancestral G. barbadense that the Sea Island cottons came from.

Sally Fox

Concentrating on color and flavor and slow-growing animals and slowing myself down enough to enjoy looking at the sky.

Red Twig Farm

Natural dyeing with local flora, weaving our love of plants, fiber and food.

Red Creek Farm

We are a small family-run sheep farm in Mendocino County, specializing in fine handspinning fleeces.

Meridian Jacobs is home to a breeding flock of about 65 Jacob sheep, but it is also a full-service fiber business, stocking spinning and weaving equipment, farm-produced and commercial yarns, Robin’s handwoven pieces, and gift items.

Menagerie Hill Ranch

Our products include raw alpaca fiber, roving, yarn and other alpaca fiber products in their natural colors — no dyes are used.

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