County Line Farm

County Line Farm, Katahdin sheep, New Hope, Kentucky, lies in the Bluegrass region near Lexington. Steven Brady has over ten years of breeding experience and holds active membership in the National Katahdin Sheep Association.

The flock follows a rotational grazing system with routine health checks, parasite control, and year-round access to shelter. Lambs are gently reared, introduced to handling as early as their first week, and benefit from daily social interaction. Breeding selection emphasizes maternal instincts, hardiness and wool quality, drawing on farming methods passed down through generations.

County Line Farm combines sustainable practices with a small homestead heritage, producing fiber and meat noted for its consistency. Local visitors often comment on the friendly flock and smooth lambing seasons that reflect careful management. Animals rest on fresh bedding and receive winter feed to maintain body condition, while fleece is sheared and graded twice annually by staple length and density.