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Aboundingful Farm

Lebanon County, Pennsylvania

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Aboundingful Farm
7081-A Colebrook Road
Palmyra, PA 17078
Hickory Hill Laurel and her 2008 ram Lamb

Hickory Hill Laurel and her 2008 ram Lamb


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About Us:

Were has the summer gone? The nip of fall is in the air and it's time to start thinking of Fall Fiber Festivals. We've sold most of the Icelandic lambs that were born this spring, only two ram lambs remaining and they look like they might be keepers, for now anyway. There are three beautiful Jacob ram lambs still for sale that will be a great addition to any flock, they were born in January and February and will be ready to use for breeding very soon. The bunny barn is hopping with some recently weaned litters for sale, a few new litters in the next boxes, and more due soon. English, French and Satin Angoras are all available.
Thanks to those who stopped at our booth at one of the spring fiber festivals we attended, we appreciate your support. This fall we will be at Endless Mtn's fiber fest in Harford PA, Garden State Sheep and Wool Festival in NJ and Shenandoah Fiber Festival in Virginia. If you can't make it to see us here at the farm, stop by our booth at one of these shows and say hi. Between fiber festivals you can find our products, rovings and yarns are for sale at the Annville Fiber Arts Studio, 149 W. Main St. Annville, PA

More about the farm...

Aboundingful Farm is a small farm located in Lebanon County. Our primary focus is quality fiber animals with quality fleece for hand spinners. We raise Icelandic Sheep and Jacob Sheep for their natural color fleeces. Our Angora goats produce a lustrous Mohair, and our English Angora, French Angora and Satin Angora rabbits produce lovely soft wool in addition to being quality show rabbits.
You will find fleeces, rovings, handspun yarns and finished products such as hats, scarves, mittens, felted items and gift items year round. In the spring lamb and goat kids abound, and rabbits are for sale throughout the year. In addition to the fiber animals we raise Thrianta rabbits, an old breed of rabbit new to the United States. We also have honeybees and sell our own local honey in season.
We give spinning lessons and farm tours, individuals as well as groups are always welcome by appointment. If you don't spin but have always wanted some yarn made from your own animals, custom spinning is available. If you can't make it to the farm, visit us at any of the fiber festivals we attend. We look forward to meeting you, just call ahead to be sure someone is here to greet you.

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Contact Information:

Contact Person:
Ellen Anderson
Phone:
(717) 964-3168
Email:
emhanson@lmf.net

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Farm visits and spinning lessons by appointment only. Call (717)964-3168  

Classification of Business:

Education

  • 4-H Leader/Volunteer
  • Workshops

Services

  • Animal Care - Grooming
  • Animal Production
  • Animal Products - Felting
  • Fiber Arts

Commodities:

Bees

  • Beeswax
  • Honey

Livestock

  • Goats
  • Rabbits
  • Sheep And Lambs

Misc Animal Products

  • Felt
  • Fiber
  • Fiber - Processed - Rovings
  • Fiber - Processed - Yarn
  • Fiber - Raw
  • Fleece
  • Sheep Wool




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