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We are grateful for opportunities to get a little help along the way. This spring, we have received two small grants to help us as we work toward profitably living and farming by our core principles of Healthy soils, Nutritious food, Balanced living and Engaged community  

Welcome to the Family, Dylan: Introducing Wild Type Ranch's First-Ever Farm Intern. Our mission — healthy soil, nutritious food, balanced living, an engaged community — isn't just language on a website. It's the filter through which we make every decision on this farm. When Dylan told us his passions are ecologically produced food and food that genuinely improves people's health, we knew he wasn't just checking boxes. He lives these values.

We’re building soil over the winter with a fall cover crop. It may look quiet on the surface, but roots are active and soil structure is improving. Spring grazing will be jump-started.

Just when we thought we were settled in for the rest of the winter, as far as the sheep are concerned... I wound up flat on my back in the middle of the ewe flock. Now I need names for a troublesome ewe and her new lamb.