Malik Family Farm
Visit our shop at the
50th annual Maryland Sheep and Wool Festival
Barn 3 Space 1
& learn about
Coopworth Sheep at our Breed Display
*May 6 and 7*
Visit our shop at the
50th annual Maryland Sheep and Wool Festival
Barn 3 Space 1
& learn about
Coopworth Sheep at our Breed Display
*May 6 and 7*
Welcome To
Malik Family Farm
Welcome To
Malik Family Farm
We are a small farm in Howard County, Maryland offering a wide range of wool products from our flock of Coopworth Sheep. We also sell honey from our apiary when available and eggs throughout the year. Check out the Shop page for more!
We are a small farm in Howard County, Maryland offering a wide range of wool products from our flock of Coopworth Sheep. We also sell honey from our apiary when available and eggs throughout the year. Check out the Shop page for more!
Who We Are
Who We Are
How We Got Here
How We Got Here
They say that chickens are the gateway drug to homesteading, or maybe it's just my husband, Naveed, who says it. Anyway, one thing led to another and now we are a fully grown farm with a passion for everything from gardening to honeybees to our wonderfully wooly sheep!...
Coopworth Sheep
Coopworth Sheep
Coopworth sheep are a dual-purpose breed, i.e. good for both meat and wool. The ewes have excellent mothering ability and require little to no assistance at lambing. The breed also has greater resistance to worms and footrot, and worming is only performed when needed.
Coopworth is a longwool breed with locks that are lustrous, white and well-defined with a soft and even crimp.
What's New?
What's New?
1. We are currently getting ready for the 50th annual Maryland Sheep and Wool Festival. Visit our shop at Barn 3 Space 1.
2. Malik Family Farm will once again represent the Coopworth breed at the Maryland Sheep and Wool Festival Breed Display. Last year, our display and our sheep won Grand Champion and Champion. Visit us in Barn 7-8 to learn more about the breed.
3. Thanks for stopping by! Make sure to check out the Shop page or sit back and enjoy one of Hope Yankey's archived articles published in The Shepherd Magazine!