Arlinda Homestead

Arlinda Homestead, Katahdin sheep, Rowesville, SC, Sumter County and the Midlands near Columbia. The homestead holds membership in the American Katahdin Hair Sheep Association and follows routine health screenings for breeding stock. Lambs are raised in rotational grazing pastures to support natural foraging habits and spend time with handlers daily for social enrichment.

Arlinda Amadi plants native grasses and maintains well-drained shelters that allow sheep to adapt to seasonal changes on the pasture. The farm’s emphasis on gentle handling helps develop calm temperaments and sturdy health, suited for a variety of farm settings. Careful record keeping ensures clear pedigrees and provides new owners with insight into each animal’s lineage and growth history. Nestled on five acres of mixed pasture and woodlands, the property offers varied terrain that supports robust hoof health. Breeding goals focus on easy-care traits and strong maternal instincts, aiming for lambs that thrive with minimal intervention.