Welcome to the Lord of the Lambs Farm and Country Table

Visit « Le Seigneur des Agneaux » and try Quebec lamb meat!

Come for a few hours and visit either our Lamb or Donkey farm, try our fine country-style cuisine and take part of our activities

The farm "Le Seigneur des agneaux" is located in the South-Stukely village, whitch is middle earth, because it is situated exactly at the same distance from Granby and Magog city (approximately 20 km) or same distance from Waterloo and Eastman (7 km).

South- Stukley is reachable from Route 112 (coming from Sherbrooke) or by the Exit 100 of the Highway 10 (coming from Montreal).
The blue signs will guide you to us.

Mélior prize Winner 2004 from the Chamber of commerce of Magog-Orford, Young company category.

Le Seigneur des Agneaux is proud to sponsor the annual event of the "B&B rally" which will provide you with guided tours of a number of our century old homes. An established itinerary and clues will help you resolve enigmas about our beautiful region. Stay at a participating B&B. The activity includes all meals and accomodations. All profits generated will be donated to the Heart & Stroke foundation of Canada. More details for this original and fun event.

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South-Stukely is a one thousand people community.

South-Stukely arms have been adopted in 1992. They represent a two colors undulating rural landscape (soft and dark green). On the arms, there is also a church, three houses and a path. The soft green is for rural vocation and farming activities. The dark green is for the forest and linked activities. The valleys symbolize the geographical location of the municipality, on small valleys nearby Mount Orford. The church symbolize our heritage and the citizens desire of protecting heritage. The houses symbolize the evolution of population while respecting farming activities. The path is the unity symbol.
All together, it produces a marvellous countryside where living is pure pleasure !

Just to let you know :

The marble you find in Château Laurier in Ottawa (Ontario) comes from South-Stukely quarries.

The firm Agrégats Waterloo, which works on South-Stukely quarries, is an international leader in the field of dust stone production, which is used on tennis court.