Applesham Farm has a breed of Lleyns.

The Lleyn (pronounced kleen)

Originally from Wales the Lleyn is gaining in popularity as a breeding ewe. Lleyns can be kept as a pure bred flock to produce lambs for meat and also to breed ewe replacements. They are a hardy ewe, smaller than the mule but with a respectable carcass quality and good lambing performance. By breeding replacements on the farm we can avoid the risk of introducing diseases into the Lackham sheep flock. Good quality Mules from the North of England can be bought but inevitably there is more risk involved, as was demonstrated during the last Foot and Mouth crisis.
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