Sheep grazing in Bromont

The farm

The animals

Sheep, pastures, barn and daily farm life in Bromont.

In Bromont

The flock at the heart of the project

The farm brings together the sheep, pastures, barn and daily work that give the products their character.

This is where milk quality begins: with attention to the flock, the seasons and the repeated work done every day.

  • Sheep flock
  • Family barn
  • Bromont pastures

The flock

The sheep are central to the farm and to the taste of the products. Their milk is the base for cheeses, yogurts and other sheep milk products.

The barn

The barn brings together care, feeding, rest and the routines needed for daily farm life.

The seasons

Pastures, winter and production periods naturally influence farm life and the products offered.

Animals

The animals on the farm

The sheep flock is at the heart of the farm, along with the lambs and dogs that are part of everyday work.

Flock of sheep in the barn

The dairy sheep

They form the main flock. Their comfort, feed and calm environment directly shape the quality of the milk transformed in the cheese dairy.

Lamb in the barn

The lambs

The lambs receive close attention through birth periods, rest, observation and care adapted to their growth.

Farm dog in the barn

The farm dogs

The dogs are part of life around the animals. They accompany the family, daily movement and the atmosphere of the farm.

Daily care

How we care for them

Care is built on simple, steady work: feeding, observing, keeping spaces clean and respecting the animals’ rhythm.

Sheep feeding at the farm

Feed and water

The animals receive seasonal feeding, water access and routines that help keep the flock stable and comfortable.

Barn aisle with sheep

A clean, calm barn

The barn is organized for space, rest and regular monitoring, especially during colder or busier periods.

Sheep in a summer pasture

Pastures and observation

When the season allows, the pastures give the flock room. Daily observation helps identify each animal’s needs quickly.