LLUEST WEN

Producing superior quality breeding stock that is not only of the highest health status but also of the type demanded in the market place is key to ensuring any profitable sheep business and one which is continually evolving at Lluest Wen, home to Dylan & Anwen Jones, and their family.

The Jones’ rely on the Lleyn’s hardiness and milking ability - attributes that enable them to rear a pair of lambs to 44kg straight off the ewe and grass, whether bred pure or crossed.

CRAGG FARM

Producing top quality pedigree and commercial stock on a regular basis is no easy feat, however Cumbrian-based breeder David Knowles is able to achieve just that by relying on the productive and efficient traits of the Lleyn breed.

Home to a flock of 400 ewes, all sheep on Cragg Farm have something to do with a Lleyn. Whether it’s selling pedigree Lleyn females at the Autumn Society Sales or by producing top quality cross-bred commercial Lleyn females, David has built a reputable flock and customer base for his stock.

BORRINS FARM

Breeding the right type of sheep to cope with ever-changing conditions can make a huge difference to your farming system, and it is one of the reasons why Settle-based breeders, John and James Dugdale, have been relying on the Lleyn - as a pedigree breed and commercial focus for their flock.