Jayce Coers

Jayce Coers breeds Tunis sheep in New Holland, IL, serving Logan County and the greater Springfield area. He adheres to recognized sheep health protocols, including routine vaccinations, parasite control, hoof inspections, and genetic screening. Animals are raised on rotational pasture across gently rolling fields with open shelters that encourage natural foraging. Daily handling from lambhood helps ensure calm temperaments suited for small farms, homesteads, or educational programs.

He keeps informed of breed standards through regional agriculture networks and periodic veterinary consultations for flock health. Many of his sheep trace back to foundation stock known for adaptability, fertility, and hearty wool in Midwestern conditions. His hands-on support for new keepers includes guidance on flock management, pasture rotation, feeding regimens, and wool quality assessment. His approach reflects respect for the breed’s heritage and the local landscape, producing stock that thrives through changing seasons.