White Fireweed Farm, Freest Fancy Creations

09/11/2024

Cup has my heart

09/11/2024

Silly giant angora babies.

09/10/2024

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08/25/2024

The Taj Mahal of nests lol. Hazel built this in a few hours and then kindled 4 healthy kits. I missed the pic of what I saw when I came out, she was completely covered and could only barely see her back lol. Excited about this litter as she is a Really nice doe that got bis at the fair show and a ris and a hm at two other sanctioned shows with stiff completion this summer before sheared and bred.

08/20/2024

Our livestock guardian dog Rio and Peaches the special satin angora girl saying hi.

08/11/2024

These two sisters are something else. When they were young I couldn't make up my mind which I liked better so kept both of them. They flip flopped on the tables in 7 shows over two weeks as either BOB or 2nd in senior doe class. On top of that White Fireweed Farm's Hazel is a chocolate tort got a RBIS under Randy Shumaker and an Honorable Mention under Stephen Hultholm. White Fireweed Farm's Buffy is a fawn and got two RBIS under Louis Potter and James Goodrich. Both are getting sheared and bred soon. Cannot wait to see what they produce. Sorry didn't get pics of them in prime coat, they are ready to be sheared here.

08/09/2024

Heartthrob before and after sporting her new doo.

07/14/2024

07/09/2024

Around the farm.

07/09/2024

My first orange jersey woolies born yesterday. Look how vibrant they are!!!! I am sooo in love.

07/06/2024

This lovely lady is White Fireweed Farm's Sabrina, a black tort satin angora senior doe. She is built like a brick house. Her coat here is not the best as what is left from raising kits. Just sheared her a few weeks ago for convention where I hope to show her and pass her onto greener pastures. She has done her deed here.

06/13/2024

The research aimed to understand and recreate the striking yellow, black and blue-green color palette used in this sacred fiber art.

06/03/2024

June 14th still some left!!!! Blowout, gotta go. Hatched to many. My loss is your gain. These are the last of the season. High quality olive eggers, cross between purebred none hatchery quality ameraucanas and purebred none hatchery quality welsummers that lay a nice dark egg often with speckles. These will lay a dark olive eggs possibly with speckles. Come in a variety of colors. These are Not what you will get at the feed store or from hatcheries, these are from purebreds I shipped in and bred. Unfortunately cannot s*x at this age so straight run. Hatched weekly, ages 6 days to 4 wks old. Gotta go. In Fairbanks. Pm

06/01/2024

Tired of hatchery chickens, try heritage/standardbred birds. We have shipped in quality stock from breeders in the states and breed them to the standard for their breed. These birds are larger, calm and look like their respective breed, Nothing like what the hatchery birds you get from the feed stores and hatcheries. The take longer to mature but lay decently and longer than hatchery stock. Since they are larger, the c***s have more meat than hatchery stock. Will also do well at the fair if you decide to show them. We have available purebred welsummers that will lay a darker egg than hatchery stock and rosecomb rhode island reds that look Nothing like hatchery reds and are docile and a pleasure to own and lay a light brown egg. We also have some olive eggers we bred which are a cross of purebred ameraucanas and welsummers and will lay a dark olive egg. Have chicks from 5 days to 3 wks old. The welsummers are a s*xlinked breed so can s*x at day old and the other two breeds you cannot so are straight run. Located in Fairbanks but can ship, pm if interested.

05/29/2024

Home Found. Just Sully left looking for a home. He is just weaned and 4 months old. He is a personable fellow, always curious about what you are doing. He is a grey angora goat, these are fiber goats and produce the luxurious fiber mohair. They do need to be sheared twice a year and are a medium sized goat. Can be bred to other breeds of goats to produce one of these three types of fiber, cashgora, cashmere or a fiber similar to mohair. He can go as a buck or wether. Located in Fairbanks but transport available to the valley area. pm

05/27/2024

Jersey woolys, a dwarf breed with an easy to care wooly coat and small ears, cute as buttons and sweet temperaments. Two just weaned 8 week old bucks, one is a chinchilla and the other a black otter. Show quality but can go for pet, show or breeding. Located in Fairbanks but transport easy to find down to the valley area.

05/27/2024

Update Gone: Fully feathered and do not need heat anymore olive egger chicks. These are a cross of purebred ameraucana and purebred rhode island red (not hatchery stock, the parents are bred to the standard for the breed and look like they are supposed to). These will be larger and more filled out than hatchery birds and lay decently for quite a few years unlike hatchery stock that lay tons for a year or two and then burn out needing to be replaced. Cold hardy as they have small pea combs that will not frostbite easily. Will lay a light olive egg. Located in Fairbanks

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05/27/2024

Update adults gone, some chicks still available. Year old and in their prime laying hens. Purebred welsummer and rosecomb rhode island reds. 2 reds and 2 welsummers. These are Not hatchery stock, these are bred to the standard for the breed so will look like they are supposed to. The welsummers lay a darker brown egg than most hatchery stock. The reds are Not at all like the hatchery reds most are familiar with that can be nasty birds. These are Very docile, beautiful and a pleasure to own. Unlike hatchery stock that rarely really looks like their breeds and lay a lot early and burn out in a year or two, these are larger, lay decently for a much longer period of time. Also have chicks available of these between 1-4 wks old. Located in Fairbanks

05/26/2024

Can go as a breeding pair or separate and the buck as a wether. Quality colored angora goats, these are a fiber goat, cannot be milked. They produce the luxurious fiber mohair. Olivia is the doe, she is a light red and is ready to breed this year at 2 yrs old. Sully is the buck, he is a light grey and 4 months old and ready to breed this year. Transport available to both Fairbanks and Valley.

01/19/2024

Busy day on the farm yesterday, lots being born. Moose had a huge gorgeous buck kid and 4 rabbit litters were born.

01/17/2024

01/16/2024

Looking for greener pastures once their kids are weaned. Adult angora goats, probably will have a few breeding pair or trios once all the kids are born, but this is what is for sure available now. pm

01/16/2024

Two special babies born on this MLK Day

01/12/2024

Yesterday our second goat kid arrived with no issues. Our best homegrown doe Patty had a Lovely black doe we call Peppermint. Have three more does due pretty much anytime then done for a bit. So watch for posts.

01/08/2024

First kid of the season, Jayleen had a lovely black doe, we are calling her Jaylynn.

12/31/2023

Around the farm this cold New Years Eve.

12/23/2023

First born of the season, twin merino lambs to Emma. Emma is the last ewe on the farm and getting elderly sooo Very happy to have these babies, a ewe named Merry and a ram that will probably go to breed other merinos hopefully. Been a long two weeks watching anxiously and waiting but in the end was a Very easy birth. Strong babies, ram, born first, already up for the ni**le within 15 mins and ewe just born in the video.

12/21/2023

Our first jersey woolies in our orange program, not orange but carry orange. These are chestnuts. Really happy with how they are turning out so far. They are 4 wks old in these pics which is the age we evaluate them to best see what they will mature into. Happy with the result.

12/18/2023

She is big as a whale! Think there is at least twins in there I hope. Due anything. Super excited to have purebred merino lambs.