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Farm Happenings at Wild Coyote Farm
Moving On
The fall weather (finally) makes for a much more relaxing time moving sheep. The animals are calmer and less stressed than when it’s hot out. Today we had to sort out the ram lambs to prevent unwanted breeding, pull out a group for sale, and check over the ewes as we moved them all to new pas1 read more »
Fall Crops
I was hoping to have sweet corn for all of you this week, but it appears as though the drought destroyed the final crop. There are definitely things that are thankful for the dry weather. It has been great for squash and potatoes this season, it makes harvest easy and storage on squash much better.1 read more »
Summer & Honeycrisp
Summer never ends! It’s hotter and drier now than it’s been all summer long. This is definitely making growing fall produce more of a challenge. With the warm weather we are wishing that we had more plantings of summer produce like melons and tomatoes, but alas, we are not future teller1 read more »
Squash
If you eat winter squash in the summer, is it still winter squash? I suppose so eh? By the way we are bring winter squash in and we will be getting out to to you all over the following weeks. Pumpkins? Yep they are ready to haul in and the pie pumpkins look like stellar little fellows this year. Ma1 read more »
About the farm
Wild Coyote Farm is a Certified Organic small family farm in beautiful Southwest Michigan, dedicated to organic, regenerative, and sustainable growing practices to produce delicious and nutritious produce and eggs. No synthetic fertilizers, pesticides, herbicides, GMOs, or anything harmful to any part of the precious land and environment we steward. We grow everything in soil (no hydroponics) and focus on soil health to grow the most nutritious produce. The animals we raise (chickens and sheep) rotate as part of our soil health plan, are pastured and humanely cared for.
It’s a win win for all - the environment, the farmers, and you, the eater!
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It’s a win win for all - the environment, the farmers, and you, the eater!