A family sheep farm in Pilot Oak, Kentucky
On the farm since 2007, grazing sheep since 2023
Welcome to B Woodberry Farm
“After three decades of being nomadic, I am happy to be home.”
Mark and Carmen purchased B Woodberry Farm in 2007, while Mark was working in Western China and Carmen in Sudan. It was land Carmen’s brother and father had row-cropped for years, so the farm already felt familiar and known.
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What matters to us
Four commitments guide everything we do on the farm
Food Production & Flock Management
All about the sheep: a registered St. Croix flock raised on pasture.
Land Stewardship
No chemical applications since 2009, with care for soil health, forage diversity and wildlife habitat.
Learning & Innovation
Partnering with Extension agents, NRCS, students and neighbors through tours and workshops.
Community Engagement
Shared outdoor space where people can come learn about farming and sheep.
Explore the farm
Get to know the people, animals and land
01
Who We Are
Mark, Carmen and the farm.
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Our Animals
St. Croix sheep and the donkeys who guard them.
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03
How We Farm
Animal centered and regenerative, with no chemicals, pasture only and no grain.
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04
Our Products
USDA lamb available on the farm, plus lambs for stock.
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Explore the farm
Get to know the people, animals and land
2007
Mark and Carmen purchase the farm while living and working overseas.
2009
Enrolled in CRP. 5,000 trees planted to protect the Bayou de Chien watershed, plus native grasses and 200 hardwoods for savannahs.
2021
Carmen, Mark and Mr. B make the move from Juneau, Alaska, home to Pilot Oak.
2023
The first flock arrives: 25 St. Croix ewes, two rams and a mother and daughter pair of guardian donkeys.
Where to find our lamb
USDA lamb, available right here on the farm
We hope to add more restaurants and locations soon. Reach out to plan a pickup or ask about lambs for stock.