Bluffwood Landing Farm is an organic homestead in the Driftless of South Central Wisconsin – 25 miles south of Madison, between New Glarus and Monticello. Located on a woodsy bluff near the Little Sugar River, Bluffwood is perfect for its small flock of endangered heritage sheep (Jacobs, Tunis, Gotlands and CVM/Romeldales.
Farmer, LindaDee Derrickson, has been tending sheep and breeding “gourmet wool” for 25 years. When she isn’t hanging out with her sheep or spinning wool, you may find her in the no-till, compost rich veggie gardens, interplanted with fruit trees, bushes and a riotous mix of flowers and herbs. Or she’s wandering through the mature woods and big sky pastures with her 2 collie-heeler dogs, Sam and Abbey.
Animals on this farm are lovingly cared for with organic/biodynamic principles of herbal, homeopathic & spiritual wellness. There’s a harmonious blend and nurturing of wild and tame eco-systems of gardens, livestock, birds, insects, rocks, forest, pastures, worms, fungi, bacteria and microbes – all interwoven in the intricate bio-web of eating, pollinating, composting, soil building, living & dying that makes this a sustainable, regenerative farmstead.
