Ananda Hills Farm in Port Ludlow, Washington is a 10-acre farm started in 2001 when Jennie Watkins wanted to have a handspinner's flock of Shetland Sheep and to live more closely with the land and seasons. The farm has grown from five sheep and a small garden patch to a much more diverse and productive organic farm. The farm's mission is to produce the most nutritious food and highest quality fiber using methods that enhance the health of the land, the customer and the local economy.
Products for sale include table and hatching eggs, vegetables, wool (raw fleeces, roving, handspun yarn), as well as Shetland Sheep and standard-bred Black Australorps.
Products for sale include table and hatching eggs, vegetables, wool (raw fleeces, roving, handspun yarn), as well as Shetland Sheep and standard-bred Black Australorps.
To inquire about availability of eggs, chicks or wool products, please visit our contact page.
