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S&B Bell Farms in Hodgenville, KY started out with a purely functional purpose: to make good use of land that we own. Over the months, the concept of alpaca farming has branched out to several other areas of farming. In order to run a sustaining farm, we realized that we needed to consider the interconnectedness of the land and the animals, and to provide the best environment that we can for both.

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S&B Bell Farms, LLC

We are a family owned farm in Hodgenville, KY raising alpacas +sheep +goats +chickens +microgreens

I am always amazed - and so very grateful - for the amazing opportunities that just “happen.”

What started as a pretty random conversation with Elizabeth McNeil at the Hardin County Farmers' Market about our alpaca yarn turned into two wonderful Sunday afternoons spent with new friends, lots of yarn, and a brand new appreciation for hand stretching and fascia care!

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We had such a good time learning the basics of knitting with our friend Susan Bell from @sbbellfarms on a chilly Sunday afternoon. She skillfully taught us the basic stitches and left us with a project to make on our own! Elizabeth shared self care techniques for the hands and upper body to ensure we enjoy our new skill for many years to come!

We also discussed the mindfulness benefits of knitting as a way to calm your body and mind.

Our next Knit With Care class is Sunday, March 1; 1-3:30. Only a couple of spots left - join in on the fun! ... See MoreSee Less

We had such a good time learning the basics of knitting with our friend Susan Bell from @sbbellfarms on a chilly Sunday afternoon. She skillfully taught us the basic stitches and left us with a project to make on our own! Elizabeth shared self care techniques for the hands and upper body to ensure we enjoy our new skill for many years to come! We also discussed the mindfulness benefits of knitting as a way to calm your body and mind. Our next Knit With Care class is Sunday, March 1; 1-3:30. Only a couple of spots left - join in on the fun!