Amanda Willard

Amanda Willard breeds Tunis sheep in Northampton, MA, serving Hampshire County and the Pioneer Valley near Springfield. Her flock undergoes regular parasite screenings, hoof inspections, and follows breeding standards recommended by national sheep associations to maintain health and conformation.

She practices rotational grazing across wooded pastures and open fields, providing fresh forage and shelter year-round. From birth, lambs receive daily handling to foster calm temperaments and ease of integration into farm life. Clients often praise the sturdy frames and gentle nature of her Tunis lambs, noting their suitability for small-scale fiber production and homestead settings.

Her spring lambing season ensures ewes birth lambs when pastures are rich, and she provides guidance on care during weaning. All lambs are eligible for registration with the Tunis Sheep Breeders Association, reflecting her commitment to breed standards. She emphasizes low-stress handling and sustainable pasture management, with shelters designed to enhance airflow and shield against New England winters.