MOUNT HOREB, WI

Wild Type Ranch

Pastured lamb, pork, chicken and eggs

Our Mission

Our mission is to produce superb quality, highly nutritious food for your family, in a way that creates community and improves the land for future generations.

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About Us

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Our Products

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Welcome to
Wild Type Ranch

Welcome to Wild Type Ranch, a community-rich, multi-operator farm south of Madison Wisconsin. We produce superb quality, highly nutritious pork, lamb, chicken and eggs through regenerative practices that restore the soil, foster biodiversity and honor nature's rhythms.
Purchasing products from our farm supports your own health and well-being. It supports soil health, biodiversity and water quality. It strengthens the local foodshed. And it helps our young farmers build their life legacy in the business of farming.

What you eat matters | How it's raised matters | Who raises it matters

Nourish Your Body
Heal the Soil

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Regenerative Farming

We are first and foremost farmers of the soil. The most important livestock we serve are the soil microbes, through which the flavor, nutrition and abundance of our pastured meats originates. All our animals are rotated across our landscape in a way that supports soil regeneration. Our pigs live in the woods, feasting on grain and foraging for an ever-changing smorgasbord of fruits, nuts and roots, and soil life in their natural habitat. Our poultry are all pastured and spend their days foraging and expressing their native behaviors. We adaptively graze the ruminants (sheep, goats and cattle) by moving them 5-7 times/week to fresh forage. This fosters a diverse (and nutritious) plant community that not only supports herd health but also provides habitat for an ever-increasing array of insect, bird and animal species.

  • Fully regenerative
  • Adaptive, rotational grazing
  • Woodland pastured pork
  • 100% grassfed lamb
  • Pastured poultry, non-GMO feed