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Blue Honey Farm We are a small family farm located in Rocky Mount, Va. We offer Suffolk and Suffolk X sheep for sale. Our farm is a small farm located in Rocky Mount, Virginia.

We offer naturally raised pure bred Suffolk and Suffolk mix lambs. When it comes to our sheep, we raise them as naturally as possible while keeping their health and well-being in mind.

Still waiting for the rest of these girls to go. We have seven left. I’m starting to think at least 4 of them (due this ...
12/01/2025

Still waiting for the rest of these girls to go. We have seven left. I’m starting to think at least 4 of them (due this last Wednesday or before) got bred later than we thought. Three more are due Monday (ish) but they’re not looking as far along as expected either. This is disappointing because I tried to breed them to a really nice ram I had borrowed, but if they’re too much later, then they were bred by my ram. My ram is perfectly fine, but we had high hopes for some nice outcrosses.

Took these pictures last night with the long exposure. It was pretty dark but it makes it look almost like daytime.
09/01/2025

Took these pictures last night with the long exposure. It was pretty dark but it makes it look almost like daytime.

Icy day today.
06/01/2025

Icy day today.

More lambs!! This ewe struggled some this year. Thankfully due to the snow and ice, we were home to help pull these two ...
06/01/2025

More lambs!! This ewe struggled some this year. Thankfully due to the snow and ice, we were home to help pull these two lambs for her. They both seem to be doing well, just a little gross from a stressful birth.

The second ewe went early this morning. I had to help this one out a little, but I think she’s a pretty cute little ewe ...
05/01/2025

The second ewe went early this morning. I had to help this one out a little, but I think she’s a pretty cute little ewe lamb at 10.4lbs.

05/01/2025

First two lambs of the season. Lucy had a boy and a girl. The kids are super excited since she is their favorite sheep of all time and these are her first lambs. Now comes the stress of keeping them okay through the next cold cold days.

A tiny bit of snow today.
03/01/2025

A tiny bit of snow today.

It’s going to be a very cold couple weeks of lambing this year. These girls look ready to pop any minute. They’re due th...
02/01/2025

It’s going to be a very cold couple weeks of lambing this year. These girls look ready to pop any minute. They’re due this weekend.

15/11/2024
The night sky in Virginia tonight! Couldn’t see it super well with the naked eye, but still awesome.
11/10/2024

The night sky in Virginia tonight! Couldn’t see it super well with the naked eye, but still awesome.

More pictures around the farm today. 🙂
26/08/2024

More pictures around the farm today. 🙂

Pictures from around the farm today
25/08/2024

Pictures from around the farm today

We had to say goodbye to this exceptional old ewe today. She was the last of our original sheep and held a special place...
01/07/2024

We had to say goodbye to this exceptional old ewe today. She was the last of our original sheep and held a special place in my heart. Her name was Susie Q. I was looking back at our record and she was around 14.5 yrs old. She had her last set of lambs in December of 2019 at around 10 yrs old. She was an exceptional momma and I can find records of 20 lambs by her, but my records only go back to 2013. We got her a couple years before that so I know she had a few more than that. She’s been enjoying retirement the last few years and filling the job of babysitter for the weaned lambs and new ewes too young to breed. After all of that, it was only fair to let her go peacefully today. I will miss her greatly.

No vacation seems complete without coming home to an injured sheep. No idea what happened to Vlad’s tail. Best guess one...
03/06/2024

No vacation seems complete without coming home to an injured sheep. No idea what happened to Vlad’s tail. Best guess one of the horses stepped on it while he was lying down. It’s been clipped, cleaned and treated. Should be fine in a few days.

You spend all this time cleaning and it looks great and within an hour it’ll all be a mess again. Every time. Cleaning u...
02/06/2024

You spend all this time cleaning and it looks great and within an hour it’ll all be a mess again. Every time. Cleaning up after animals is the never ending job.

We found a use for some of the wool. I’ve been told it makes great mulch so we’re trying itout.
20/05/2024

We found a use for some of the wool. I’ve been told it makes great mulch so we’re trying it
out.

13/05/2024

Mouse is blowing coat. She always has a surprising amount of undercoat that keeps her perfectly warm all winter.

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First lambs of the season!
First lambs of the season!

First two lambs of the season. Lucy had a boy and a girl. The kids are super excited since she is their favorite sheep of all time and these are her first lambs. Now comes the stress of keeping them okay through the next cold cold days.

Mouse is blowing coat. She always has a surprising amount of undercoat that keeps her perfectly warm all winter.

I think one ewe must have insulted the other ewe’s new hair cut.
I think one ewe must have insulted the other ewe’s new hair cut.

I think one ewe must have insulted the other ewe’s new hair cut.

Brought the sheep back home to have shorn today. Brought Mouse with them. She was not happy about the pigs. She did a great job keeping the sheep safe from the black creatures that liked to huff at them. 🤣

Moving sheep.
Moving sheep.

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Our farm is a small farm located in Rocky Mount, Virginia. We offer naturally raised pure bred Suffolk lambs, Polypay crosses, and well started horses. When it comes to our sheep, we raise them as naturally as possible while keeping their health and well-being in mind. Our horses are started under saddle and expected to be well behaved and easy to handle for experienced/intermediate riders. They are all ready to be finished in whatever discipline you choose.