Our Alaskan Farm

The Micro Difference

Micro farming allows us to stay closely connected to our animals, our land, and every product we produce. By focusing on small-batch, pasture-raised practices, we’re able to prioritize quality, ethical care, and sustainability over mass production. It’s a slower, more thoughtful approach that results in higher quality products and a stronger connection between our farm and the people we serve.
Reimers Micro Farm Owner with her sheep

Our Process

If you’ve ever been curious about Sheep farming in Alaska, check out this interview with the Reimers Micro Farm leadership!
Reimers Micro Farm sheep behind a fence, staring curiously

Nutritious & Local

Sheep Milk

Our sheep milk is fresh, creamy, and naturally nutrient-rich. Produced in small batches from pasture-raised sheep right here in the Mat-Su Valley, it offers a delicious alternative to traditional dairy.
Reimers Micro Farm sheep flock in a pasture in the Fall time

Healthy from the Start

Quality Meats

Our lamb meat comes from animals raised on open pasture with a focus on ethical care, quality nutrition, and low-stress handling. Small-scale farming allows us to prioritize quality over quantity every step of the way.