Family-owned mini-mill in Fairbanks specializing in custom fiber processing
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About Coyote Trail Farm & Fiber Mill
Coyote Trail Farm & Fiber Mill is a family-owned mini-mill in Fairbanks, Alaska, specializing in small-batch custom fiber processing for local farms and hobbyists. They offer full-service processing that adds value to raw fleeces by examining quality, cleanliness, breed and other variables. The mill connects Alaska's livestock farmers and small flock owners with the state's vibrant fiber arts community. Their specialty is handling special orders that larger mills cannot accommodate.
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Fiber Types
Alpaca, Angora, Cashmere, Llama, Silk, Wool, Yak
Location
Alaska
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the minimum order requirements?
They specialize in small orders and special orders that larger mills cannot accommodate. Small batch processing is their core focus, and they work with individual farmers to process their unique fleeces. The mill is designed to give small and hobby farms the ability to have their fiber processed without the large minimums required by commercial facilities.
How long does processing take?
Processing timelines vary based on the specific project requirements and current scheduling. As a mini-mill operation, they focus on quality over speed and work closely with customers on individual project timelines. They collect fiber from prospective customers during farm visits and tours while discussing processing options.
What fiber types do they work with?
They process an extensive variety of fibers including alpaca, llama, camel, muskox (qiviut), cashmere, yak, goat, angora rabbit, sheep wool, buffalo, dog breeds, cat, hemp, flax, long staple cotton, bamboo, silk and reindeer. This diverse capability allows them to handle unique and specialty fibers from various animals.
What services and products do they offer?
They offer full-service mini-mill processing that transforms raw fleeces into valuable finished products. The processing examines each cut for quality, cleanliness and breed characteristics to maximize value. They also provide facility tours and participate in local farmer's markets to connect with the fiber community.
Do they offer custom processing?
They specialize in custom processing for small farms and hobby producers. Their mini-mill approach allows for personalized attention to each customer's specific fiber and project requirements. They actively tour Alaska's fairs, craft shows and farmer's markets to discuss customized processing options with potential clients.
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