C E Acres

C E Acres, Shetland sheep in Charles City, IA, raises its flock amidst Floyd County and the Cedar Valley near Waterloo. Corinne Stewart has been breeding Shetland sheep for several years, participating in national sheep registries and conducting routine health tests to ensure strong genetics. The sheep graze on rotational pastures with a focus on natural forage, and each lamb experiences gentle handling and early socialization on the family’s small acreage.

Animals live in climate-controlled housing through Iowa winters, with bedding refreshed daily and supplemental minerals provided under veterinary guidance. C E Acres fosters a calm environment that reflects Corinne’s background in sustainable farming and careful record keeping. Reviews note the flock’s even temper and consistent wool quality, underscoring a commitment to honest breeding practices. The breeding program balances traditional Shetland characteristics such as hardy constitution and fine wool, adapting for local climate resilience.