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WILD REID ranch

Wild Reid Ranch is a family owned, 40-acre farm in southwest Michigan. We pride ourselves on the care we provide to our animals, the quality of our products, and everything this lifestyle brings to our family and yours. We are dedicated to raising our animals with strict attention to their health and comfort while producing goods that are both environmentally friendly and sustainable. Wild Reid Ranch was established in 2010 and has grown to include:

Goat-powered, chemical-free brush management

ADGA Nubians

ABGA Boers

CAGBA Angoras

Commercial meat goats

Pasture-raised meat and eggs

Wildflower honey

Beeswax lip balm

Goat’s milk soap

Tallow-based skincare products

Goat Yoga

Hand-woven mohair cinches and breast collars

Latest articles

How to Harvest Honey from a Beehive

One of the many rewards of beekeeping is being able to harvest delicious raw honey. Outlined in this article are the steps necessary to harvest honey from a traditional Langstroth hive....

7 Reasons to Graze Goats with Horses

Goats and horses can be a winning combination. There are benefits for the animals and the land when multi-species grazing is practiced. Here are some advantages and considerations for...

How to Make Beeswax and Soy Candles

Making your own candles is fun and easy. Use this recipe to make clean, slow-burning candles with beeswax and soy. Ideas for customizing your homemade candle creations are also inc...

How to Freeze Garden Fresh Green Beans

If you have a surplus of fresh green beans, you can preserve some for future use by freezing. Follow these step-by-step instructions to clean, blanch, and vacuum-seal green beans that...

Girl with a goat holding a blue ribbon and trophy

How To Win Goat Showmanship

Here are some tips for success in goat showmanship from a seasoned 4-Her. From ring etiquette to animal handling, these reminders will help you earn that blue ribbon. Also included...

A spray bottle containing homemade fly spray for goats and horses.

How to Make an All-Natural Fly Spray for Goats and Horses

Here’s a recipe for an all-natural fly-repelling spray that is safe to use on goats, horses, and other livestock. This homemade fly spray, made with apple cider vinegar and essential...

We'd love to hear from you

Please don’t hesitate to contact us to get a quote for a possible brush management project or to schedule a farm visit! You can reach us by phone at (269) 808-5599 or email at [email protected]

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