Mack Hill Farm is located in Marlow, in southwest New Hampshire on 343 acres.
We have a small flock of registered Icelandic sheep and a llama who watches over them.
New critters for the 2007 season are rare Icelandic chickens and eggs as well as six heritage Tamworth pigs.
We sell fleeces, roving, and freezer lamb; farm fresh eggs and chickens; foraged and farmed fresh and dried mushrooms; and in-season veggies, including fresh and dried Peche Jaune tomatoes.
The black trumpet mushrooms will start in August. If you want fresh, call or email to get on the list. We’ll have dried ones starting in September. I ship fresh and dried ones.
In the fall, we will have honey, lamb and the pork from three Tamworth pigs.
No sheep’s milk, yogurt or cheese this year. I will do yogurt and raw milk in 2008, if my breeding plans pan out.
Visit our website and blog to stay up to date on all the activities at Mack Hill Farm!
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