Four Hills CEO Jim Mansfield has been pasture raising Katahdin sheep since 2005, when the farm had locations in Mercer and Boyle counties. Mansfield calls the American heritage breed “New American Lamb.” They thrive on a forage-based diet and produce mild flavored, gourmet quality meat.

Woodford County sheep farm’s main customer is Whole Foods

Four Hills Farm raises sheep and markets lamb to wholesale customers (grocers, restaurants, etc.). We manage a supply chain of multiple farms in order to provide a year round supply of fresh lamb.

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James Mansfield works as chief executive officer of Four Hills Farm, which raises sheep and markets lamb to wholesale customers.

Woodford County sheep farm's main customer is Whole Foods

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