Amy Biddle

Amy Biddle raises Leicester longwool sheep in Elkton, MD, supporting sustainable flocks across Cecil County and Delaware Bay near Wilmington. She has dedicated years to improving flock health and follows breed association guidelines and routine health screenings. She works with local and regional extension agents to stay current on best practices in parasite control and breeding genetics. Her lambing season typically spans early spring, and she maintains detailed records on lineage and health outcomes for each ewe and lamb.

Her sheep graze rotational pastures with regular handling to foster calm temperaments and strong parasite management practices. On her small-scale farm she combines on-site shearing with careful fleece evaluations, and fiber artists often comment on the wool’s luster and resilience. Occasional open days introduce neighborhood visitors to sheep husbandry and wool processing techniques, highlighting the connection between land stewardship and high-quality fiber.