About Wyldmoon Farm

At Wyldmoon Farm, we prioritize sustainable practices, raising healthy animals while nurturing our land and community with care.

Our animals are fed strictly with organic non-gmo soy free feed - but we believe the ability to forage and good keeping is just as important. This is affirmed watching them root in the soil and bathe in the sun. We believe in providing well to our animals that in return, provide for us. Our dedication to excellence honors them. Each act is an ode to this cycle.

We care deeply about the impact of our practices on the health of our consumers, our family, and the animals we raise, striving to embody a holistic approach that harmonizes agriculture and ecology. Join us in our mission to foster a healthier planet for future generations while enjoying the bounties of nature's best offerings.

Our Farming Philosophy

When animals can be themselves they thrive and in doing so help regenerate our soils. Creating a positive feedback loop for the planet. Retaining more water and growing diverse pastures. Which in turn give our animals a better salad to grow on. We believe in regenerative farming, ensuring the wellbeing of our animals and the environment, creating a harmonious balance between nature and agriculture.

Why we believe Regeneration matters

Regeneration matters because it is essential for the health of our planet and future generations. As we face unprecedented challenges such as soil depletion and biodiversity loss, embracing regenerative practices offers a pathway to restore ecosystems and enhance resilience. Studies show that regenerative agriculture can increase soil health, sequester carbon, and boost food security, benefiting both the environment and communities. Furthermore, a regenerative approach fosters a deeper connection between people and nature, promoting sustainability and well-being. By prioritizing regeneration, we can create a balanced relationship with our planet, ensuring that resources are not only preserved but renewed for years to come. Ultimately, regeneration is not just a necessity; it is a moral imperative for a thriving Earth and a hopeful tomorrow.