Wild Rose Farm

Wild Rose Farm, Katahdin sheep in Sparta, TN, serves White County and the Upper Cumberland near Cookeville. The farm has a long history of selective breeding and follows recommended health testing protocols through national sheep associations. Its flock grazes on rotational pastures with open-sided shelters, and lambs are gently handled daily to foster a calm disposition.

Bruce and Chelsey Brown draw on generations of livestock experience to offer sheep that shed naturally for low-maintenance care. This emphasis on temperament and hardiness makes their lambs a fit choice for homesteads and small-scale fiber operations. Many local shepherds note the Browns’ attention to each animal’s well-being and the consistency of their breeding stock.

Its pastures blend clover and native grasses, supporting a balanced diet without reliance on grain supplementation. Lambing takes place from late winter through spring, ensuring each youngster receives attentive care during its most vulnerable weeks.