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Wooly Green Grazers

Residential and Industrial Grazing

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We graze nearly year-round using Babydoll sheep to manage invasive species like Phragmites, buckthorn, and garlic mustard. Through rotational grazing with portable solar fencing—and support from partner farms when needed—we improve soil health while keeping our flocks thriving.

Our Babydoll sheep are raised with care, respect, and daily attention—they're not just animals, they're cherished members of our family. While our sheep are unregistered, we do have certificates for most and are happy to share their paperwork with you. We simply choose not to register them, as our focus is on their health, temperament, and well-being—not just their papers.

Sheep are flock animals, and they thrive best when surrounded by other sheep or similar companions. 

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Our market lambs are born and raised right here on our property, following a rotational grazing plan on fresh pasture. We provide free-choice loose minerals to meet their nutritional needs and ensure they are cared for with the utmost attention and respect from birth until they are ready for processing.

We maintain detailed records for each lamb—including diet, medical treatments, growth, hoof maintenance, and grazing activity—so you can know exactly how your lamb was raised before it reaches your plate. Animal welfare is our highest priority—there’s nothing more important to us.

We are a veteran-owned, family-run sheep grazing business in Wisconsin specializing in Babydoll Southdown sheep and sustainable land management through solar and rotational grazing. Serving municipalities, airports, and private landowners, we offer eco-friendly solutions for invasive plant control and hard-to-reach areas.

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