Mimi Luebbermann
Arann Harris
(707) 775-3390
www.windrushfarmwool.com
localwoolpastures.com

Value added and Other
Fine spinning fleeces
Roving
Yarn, in white, grays or blacks or vegetable-dyed
Sheep pelts
Replacement stock of pure bred Shetland sheep, Corriedale x sheep and Alpine goats

Meat
Butcher lamb

Direct:
Visit Mimi at one of the farmer’s market locations or give Mimi a call or email her with your inquiries.

Bay Area Farmer’s Market Locations:
Sunday’s Marin Civic Center Farmers Market in San Rafael and Point Reyes Farmers Market

Retail Locations:
Black Mountain Artisans, Pt. Reyes Station and also at the Marin Fibershed Marketplace.

Mimi Luebbermann moved to the Chileno Valley in 1995 with the goal of creating a contemplative agricultural existence to further her writing career. Instead, Windrush Farm has evolved into an educational facility entertaining and educating Bay Area children and adults about farm life, wool, and the real world of animals, grass and sunshine. She and her son, Arann Harris, work closely with the Marin Agricultural Land Trust’s Farm Field Studies program throughout the spring, and run special programs during the summer. Additionally, with Marlie deSwart of Black Mountain Artisans, she teaches spinning and wool dyeing classes. Fiber artists use the farm for spinning retreats throughout the year. The farm is open for fiber events four times a year.

There are currently no available positions on the farm.

Check the Local Wool Pastures or Windrush Farm websites for farm visit dates or come to the Marin Organic farm tour of Windrush on March 31.