Established in 2020, we are first generation beekeepers and Shepherds to America’s oldest sheep breed, the Navajo – Churro. We raise this multipurpose heritage breed due to its resilient nature and adaptability. All our wool products are part of the Shave ‘em to Save ‘m initiative with the Livestock Conservancy. We are also a Bee Friendly Certified Farm by the Pollinator Partnership Program. Our no-spray practices are essential to our pollinators and our regenerative farming practice to provide healthy food. From Bee to Ewe.
We’re excited to kick off our 2026 season starting tomorrow! We hope you’ll join us at the Haddon Heights Farmers Market, located at E. Atlantic Avenue & Station Avenue by the train station in Haddon Heights, NJ. 9:30AM – 1PM
We’ll have a thoughtfully curated selection of farm products, including our tallow-based lotions and soaps, as well as yarns in Lopi, DK 3-ply, and blanket weight—all naturally colored and sourced from our beautiful Navajo Churro sheep flock. We’ll also have a limited supply of local honey available.
In addition, you’ll find hides, skulls, and handcrafted wood products made by Balance Fine Finishing LLC.
We look forward to seeing you there and sharing the start of a new season with you!
Warm weather is finally returning, and that means Farmers Market season is here!
You can find Hestia’s Homestead at the following upcoming markets:
Upcoming Farmers Market Dates:
Haddon Heights Farmers Market April1, May 3, June 7, November 8 & 22 – Open 9:30 AM – 1:00 PM at the corner of Station and Atlantic Avenue in beautiful downtown
We’ll have our handcrafted, small-batch soaps, along with other homestead goods. Everything we bring is made with intention—from our farm to your home. Stop by, say hello, and see what we’ve been working on this season.
Support Our GoFundMe: Bringing Navajo (Diné) Culture to New Jersey
This year, we are working on something incredibly meaningful.
We are raising funds to bring Navajo (Diné) weavers, and artisans to the Garden State Sheep & Fiber Festival Hunterdon County Fairgrounds, Lambertville, NJ September 12–13, 2026
The Navajo Churro sheep is the featured breed for 2026, making this an especially important opportunity to share the history, cultural significance, and living traditions connected to this remarkable breed.
This initiative will allow festival attendees to experience authentic cultural demonstrations, storytelling, and the deep history of the Navajo Churro sheep—a breed woven into the identity and resilience of the Diné people.
This is more than a trip—it’s an opportunity to preserve tradition, create connection, and honor voices that deserve to be heard.
Welcome, and thank you for joining our farm community
We’re so glad you’re here.
Established in 2020, we are first-generation beekeepers and shepherds raising America’s oldest sheep breed, the Navajo-Churro. On our regenerative, no-spray farm, we proudly produce raw honey, tallow-based lotions, lamb, wool, and sheep by-products—all thoughtfully raised and made from Bee to Ewe.
Our wool products are part of the Shave ’Em to Save ’Em initiative with The Livestock Conservancy, helping preserve rare and endangered heritage breeds. We are also a Bee Friendly Certified Farm through the Pollinator Partnership, because protecting pollinators is essential to healthy land and healthy food.
By being on our email list, you’ll be the first to know:
• When lamb shares become available
• Product availability and restocks (honey, lotions, wool goods, and more)
• Farmers market dates and special offerings
• Behind-the-scenes looks at life on the farm
We also share frequent updates, photos, and announcements on social media—don’t forget to follow us on Facebook and Instagram to stay connected between emails.
Thank you for supporting small farms, regenerative agriculture, and heritage breeds. Every purchase, share, and follow truly makes a difference.
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