About Us

The mission of Nde’ Iyanee' Bikiyaa is to incorporate Native American (Nde’ Lipan Apache) ranching and farming techniques on our ancestral Nde’ lands in Brackettville Texas and restore balance as well as increase Native agricultural productivity. To assist with land, traditional, cultural and spiritual preservation for future generations. To operate a productive ranch, museum, indigenous farm to table market, community garden and trading post while focusing on restoration of endangered native seeds including Tarahumara Maiz Azul, Apache Blue corn, Apache Glass Gem, conservation of endangered Navajo Churro sheep and re-introduction of our indigenous Iyanee' (Buffalo) in Lipan Apache territory with an emphasis on Native American food sovereignty, language / cultural preservation and education. 

Our trading Post and Museum offers fresh farm to table indigenous produce, plants, indigenous arts, crafts, clothing, blankets, leather, handmade natural soaps, animal husbandry, livestock veterinary supply, feed and much more. 

As a part of our mission of tribal and cultural preservation at NIB our museum focuses on the Apache culture with an emphasis on the Lipan Apache of Brackettville.

(NIB trading post and Museum in Brackettville currently under construction. Please visit our online store. Local deliveries available.)