Going to the Sun Fiber Mill & Rabbitry

Located in Montana, Going to the Sun Fiber Mill and Farm has established itself as a multifaceted operation, combining animal husbandry with textile production. The farm is known for its mini llamas, alpacas, and a variety of pedigreed rabbits, including Harliquin, Polish, Jersey Wooly, Mini Satin, and Netherland Dwarf breeds. The Harliquin rabbits are also utilized for meat and pelts. Over the years, the farm has expanded its offerings to include a full-service fiber mill and a range of handmade products.

The farm employs a range of sustainable practices, including the use of camelid manure to enrich their vegetable and herb gardens. They are committed to natural dyeing techniques, using native Montana plants to color their yarns. The fiber mill processes wool and alpaca fiber into batts, yarns, and various textiles such as rugs, place mats, and table runners. Additionally, the farm offers classes in hand spinning, knitting, crocheting, natural dyeing using Navajo methods, and beginner rigid heddle loom techniques.

Visitors can find the farm's products at fiber festivals throughout the western states. The farm also offers dried seasonal herbs like comfrey, lavender, mint, garden herbs, and native cedar, many of which can be used as herbal teas. Quilting services are available, including long arm quilting and custom quilt batting. It is recommended to call ahead before visiting to ensure someone is available.