Cedarsprings Farm

Cedarsprings Farm breeds Dorper sheep in Livingston, Tennessee, Overton County and the Cumberland Plateau near Cookeville. After more than a decade of breeding, the farm maintains membership in the American Dorper Sheep Council and conducts annual health screenings to ensure flock vitality. Flock members graze on rolling pastures, have access to barn shelters in all seasons, and are handled daily to foster calm temperament.

A local farm journal highlighted its smooth lambing seasons and the sturdy build of its lambs. Its approach combines traditional husbandry techniques with modest innovations in pasture management passed down through the family’s homesteading history.

The farm emphasizes biosecurity measures and uses rotational grazing to maintain soil health and reduce parasites among the flock. Many lambs develop strong foraging habits before weaning and adapt well to a variety of pasture environments across the region. The farm’s pace reflects respect for seasonal rhythms.