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Herd & Roost Coffee Company


Our coffee company has a new brand! We have refocused our coffee and released our new brand to not only tie into our alpaca farm but symbolize what is so important to us. We typically only sell coffee from Latin and South America. We do this because it is more accessible and it is more environmentally friendly. We decided to start exclusively selling coffee from these places. As before, we only purchase our beans from fair trade and/or Rainforest Alliance Certified farms.


Coffee is best grown at high altitudes making where we live in Western Pennsylvania a not so ideal location for growing this crop, however, we are passionate about coffee and equally as passionate about supporting small ethical farms. Therefore, we will still be providing the rare flavorful beans that we have always provided!


Thank you so much for your support and being the literal best ever.

 
 
 

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The Buzzard Farm is a small, regenerative fiber farm in the Pennsylvanian Appalachian Region. As an aspiring carbon neutral fiber producer, we hope to merge farming and cloth production by means of knitting machines and looms. Our ultimate goal is to produce clothing as a small scale manufacturer, designer, and fiber supplier. By enacting responsible rotational grazing, composting manure to spread on healing lands, we hope to help our planet by greatly improving our overall soil health while keeping our own carbon footprint as small as possible. 

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Fiber farming today is an uphill battle. Competing with fast fashion simply isn't an option. Each garment is made slowly and until we reach our goal of becoming a factory led company made from locally made cloth, we will be taking donations to contribute to our animal husbandry and ongoing slow fashion work.

Joining us on this mission to local sustainable cloth is the Rustbelt fibershed, our local fibershed sector. 30 percent of all donations we receive goes directly to their community involvement.

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