Family mini-mill in Fairbanks processing custom fiber batches

Turnaround
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Minimum Order
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About Coyote Trail Farm & Fiber Mill

Coyote Trail Farm & Fiber Mill is a family-owned mini-mill in Fairbanks, Alaska that transforms raw fleeces into premium yarn, roving, and felt for small farms and fiber artists. They specialize in custom batch processing, handling a remarkable variety of fibers from sheep wool and alpaca to exotic breeds like muskox qiviut and reindeer. The mill bridges Alaska's livestock farmers with local fiber artists, converting humble fleeces into high-value finished products.

Details

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 custom batch processing, making them ideal for hobby farms and individual fiber artists. Prospective customers should contact Coyote Trail Farm & Fiber Mill directly to discuss specific project requirements and order minimums for their fiber type.
How long does processing take?
Processing time varies based on fiber type, order size, and current scheduling. Customers are encouraged to contact Coyote Trail Farm & Fiber Mill for current turnaround estimates and to discuss timeline requirements for their specific project.
What fiber types do they work with?
They process an impressive range 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. Contact Coyote Trail Farm & Fiber Mill to discuss your specific fiber.
What services and products do they offer?
They provide full-service mini-mill processing including washing, carding, and spinning fiber into roving, yarn, and felt. As a value-added facility, they help small farms transform raw fleeces into marketable finished products. Contact Coyote Trail Farm & Fiber Mill for complete service details.
Do they offer custom processing?
They specialize in small orders and custom processing, distinguishing them from large commercial mills. This approach lets individual farmers and hand spinners receive personalized service. Contact Coyote Trail Farm & Fiber Mill to discuss custom project specifications.

Published prices

Alpaca / mohair
yarn $40/lb · roving $30/lb
Angora / cashmere / pygora
yarn $65/lb · roving $50/lb
Dog
yarn $65/lb · roving $50/lb
Dual coat sheep
yarn $35/lb · roving $25/lb
Single hair sheep
yarn $25/lb · roving $18/lb
Fine wool
yarn $40/lb · roving $30/lb
Yak / bison
yarn $55/lb · roving $40/lb
Qiviut
yarn $135/lb · roving $95/lb
Blending
$10 per pound (materials ~$5/oz)
Dyeing
$25 per pound

As published by the mill and checked on 2026-08-18. Confirm before you ship — prices change without notice.

Checked 2026-08-18 against the mill’s own pages (source). Mills change their prices, minimums and lead times without telling anyone — confirm before you ship.

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