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Animals on the Farm

    Sheep on the Farm

      

    Throughout the summer you will see the ewes out in the pastures grazing fresh grass. In the winter, they will be tucked into the barns eating hay that we make ourselves. We make sure that the sheep always have free access to grass or hay, as much as they wish to eat, no matter what season. 


    In addition to grass and hay, a supplement of whole grains and minerals are added during times to ensure that the ewes thrive through the ewes’ pregnancy and lactation, when their lambs are nursing. As the lambs grow, they are offered free choice hay or grass as well as whole grains. 


    This grass/hay, whole grains, fresh air and room to roam around mean a happier and healthier animal, and we believe it also means healthier meats.

    Glen Innish Farm

    E5427 2nd Rd, Kewaunee WI 54216

    920-255-4536

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