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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 started in 2010 and has grown to include:

Goat-powered, chemical-free brush management

Goat yoga

ADGA Nubians

ABGA Boers

Pasture-raised meat and eggs

Wildflower honey

Beeswax lip balm

Goat’s milk soap

Tallow-based skincare products

Latest articles

Homemade makeup remover on a table with cotton balls and cotton swabs

How to Make DIY Makeup Remover

With this simple recipe, you can make your own makeup remover with a few clean ingredients. Ditch the chemicals in store-bought products and take makeup off your face and the sensitive...

Two does and kids in a shared box stall kidding pen.

How to Convert a Box Stall to Two Temporary Kidding Jugs for Goats

If you have a box stall in your barn and are pressed for space during kidding time, transform it into two kidding jugs for your pregnant goats with these simple steps. This versatile,...

Three felted mohair dryer balls with hearts on them sitting on a towel

How to Make Felted Dryer Balls with Mohair Combing Waste

You can use your mohair combing waste or any scrap fiber to make ecofriendly and functional dryer balls. Dryer balls are easy to create and can be used for years to reduce wrinkles...

A bottle of homemade antifungal spray in front of a clothesline.

How to Make a Natural Antifungal Spray for Sports Equipment

Instead of using harsh chemicals, you can make a natural antifungal spray to apply to sports equipment. This simple recipe with plant-based antimicrobial properties can help disinfect...

Three nests of combed top on a table in front of a wool comb and hackle.

How to Use Wool Combs to Process Mohair

One way to process your own fiber at home is to utilize wool combs. Wool combs work well for long staple length mohair and help align the fibers while simultaneously removing vegetable...

A chunk of rendered goat suet sitting on a wooden table

How to Dry Render Tallow in a Slow Cooker

You can get snow-white, odorless, moisturizing tallow from suet from a ruminant animal like cattle, sheep, goats, and deer. Here is one way to render the fat into tallow, using your...

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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