Feederbrook Farm
UnverifiedFarm Stand
Produce Farm
Certified Naturally Grown
Grass-Fed
Pasture-Raised
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Farm Goods
FiberAlpacaCellulose FiberNatural Fiber
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Other
BlanketsBreed Specific WoolsCulinary BlendsHand Dyed SocksHand Dyed YarnsHome Grown HerbsLlamaMittsSheep Skins
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Practices
solar powered
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About Feederbrook Farm
Feederbrook Farms | Located in baltimore Co Maryland, Feedebrook farm focuses on local sustainable farming and organically hand yarns and fibers. We offer breed specific wools and a wide variety of cellulose fibers
Our Story
Feederbrook Farms is located in Baltimore Co Maryland, Freeland. They offer educational programs and Fiber CSA shares along with hand dyed yarns and fibers, focusing on local sustainable farming and organically hand yarns and fibers. They also offer breed specific wools and a wide variety of cellulose fibers for hand spinning and felting, as well as home grown herbs and culinary blends and finished woolen products such as hand dyed socks, mitts, sheep skins and blankets. They also offer educational programs and Fiber CSA shares along with hand dyed yarns and fibers. They offer breed specific wools and a wide variety of cellulose fibers for hand spinning and felting. They also home grown herbs and culinary blends and finished woolen products such as hand dyed socks, mitts, sheep skins and blankets. They also offer educational programs and Fiber CSA shares along with hand dyed yarns and fibers. They offer breed specific wools and a wide variety of cellulose fibers for hand spinning and felting. They also home grown herbs and culinary blends and finished woolen products such as hand dyed socks, mitts, sheep skins and blankets. They also offer educational programs and Fiber CSA shares along with hand dyed yarns and fibers. They offer breed specific wools and a wide variety of cellulose fibers for hand spinning and felting. They also home grown herbs and culinary blends and finished woolen products such as hand dyed socks, mitts, sheep skins and blankets. They also offer educational programs and Fiber CSA shares along with hand dyed yarns and fibers. They offer breed specific wools and a wide variety of cellulose fibers for hand spinning and felting. They also home grown herbs and culinary blends and finished woolen products such as hand dyed socks, mitts, sheep skins and blankets. They also offer educational programs and Fiber CSA shares along with hand dyed yarns and fibers. They offer breed specific wools and a wide variety of cellulose fibers for hand spinning and fe
