Sharing A Connection to the Land

Bloomington, Indiana

Illustration of a metal garden fork with five long tines, commonly used for digging and turning soil in gardening and agriculture.

Who We Are

Marble Hill Farm, located in Southwest Monroe County, is a diversified livestock farm owned and managed by Kip and Whitney Schlegel and for over two decades has been home to Angus cattle, Shetland sheep, brown egg layers, horses, donkeys and more…

Our Practices

Our practices are grounded in the values of stewardship and sharing a connection with the land.

A flock of chickens of various breeds roaming freely around a mobile egg trolley at Marble Mill Farm, set against a backdrop of trees and a greenhouse.

Our Products

Marble Hill Farm offers USDA Certified Grass-Fed and Finished Beef, Heritage Shetland Sheep wool and wool products, and pasture-raised brown eggs. We partner with area farmers to offer a one-stop shop for local food. We host a variety of on-farm events to provide our community with a connection to local food and fiber.

We now offer sheep wool pellets and shredded wool mulch, Sheep to Soil. Sheep wool can be used to organically cultivate healthy soil, providing nitrogen, organic matter, aeration, drought resiliency, and pest deterrence.

Modern horse barn with a green and white exterior, featuring a metal roof and multiple windows, set against a vibrant sunset sky. The barn is surrounded by a white fence and lush green grass, highlighting an inviting equestrian environment.

New Barn 2025 Insulated with Wool

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