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Sheep
The heart of the farm—rotationally grazed through fresh pasture and watched closely through every stage of the season.
South Londonderry · Vermont
Good land.
Well-loved animals.
Honest farm life.
A small family farm in the Green Mountains, raising sheep, pigs, chickens, turkeys and ducks with patience, practical care and plenty of fresh Vermont air.
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Growing with
the seasons
Mowgli, keeping an eye on the hill.
A working farm, at our own pace
Rooted in the rhythms of the land.
Wligo Farm sits among the fields, woods and old barns of southern Vermont. It is a place where animals move with the seasons, gardens grow beside the pasture, and each new project starts with a respect for the land already here.
The sheep and meat birds are rotationally grazed, moving regularly onto fresh ground. The pigs are run through wooded paddocks—where pigs belong—with room to root, forage, explore and express their natural behavior.
- Home
- South Londonderry
- Landscape
- Pasture, woods & ponds
- Farm life
- Sheep to poultry
Meet the residents
A lively mix,
raised with care.
The farm changes from season to season, but the daily work stays wonderfully familiar: fresh water, good feed, secure fencing, healthy ground and time spent paying attention.
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Pigs
Run through wooded paddocks, where pigs belong—with room to root, forage, explore and make a respectable mess.
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Poultry
Our meat birds are rotationally grazed on fresh ground; the chickens, turkeys and Cayuga ducks bring plenty of personality too.
From the farm
Small batches,
true seasons.
Farm availability follows the animals, the weather and the work—not a supermarket calendar. When there is something to share, it is local, limited and raised right here.
- Lamb & porkRaised here in small groups
- Chicken & turkeySeasonal, with limited availability
- Eggs & garden extrasWhen the hens and garden cooperate
Availability changes. Send a note before planning a pickup.
Around the farm
The view from
ground level.
No stock photography here. Just real animals, Vermont light and whoever happened to walk up to the camera.
“A farm should leave room to grow.”
Looking ahead
A quieter way
to stay awhile.
Over time, the plan is to add a small number of rustic woodland campsites and simple cabin stays—places where guests can slow down, walk the property and experience the quieter side of southern Vermont farm life.
This part of the farm is still taking shape and is not booking yet.
Get in touch
Say hello
from down the road.
Ask about seasonal availability, future stays or life on the farm. Please arrange any visit or pickup in advance—this is a working family farm.
South Londonderry, Vermont
In the heart of the Green Mountains