Wild Grazing works in small parcels, maintaining land around 20 hectares (50 acres). Our lands are a mixture of forest and flat land, always with plenty of clean water.

There are few other animals that have had as great an impact on human civilization as honey bees. Much is owed to these industrious insects which have shaped modern agriculture and human culture. And because of that, we place a high importance in bees and their habitats. Our bee hives on location produce the purest honey with only the local flowers thus ensuring no chemical coated flowers are pollinated. (1) (2)

We find land that is still unspoiled by human pollution or conventional agriculture. Wild Grazing takes advanced analysis of the air, soil, and water sources to make sure that there is no pollution within 250-500 miles of our land. We check groundwater to make sure that there are no pollutants at least 100 meters below the land.

To eliminate the use of excessive antibiotics and medical intervention, we prevent wild pigs, foxes, deer, and other wildlife from contacting our animals. This eliminates disease risk.

Wild Grazing takes significant steps to benefit the population of pollinators on our lands, including bees and butterflies.

Sometimes, Wild Grazing finds land ready to recover and heal through regenerative agriculture. These special parcels are rehabilitated through our sustainable farming techniques, which revive soil health.

We make sure the areas are well-fenced and suitable for humanely raising animals, including cows, pigs, sheep, chickens, turkeys, geese, ducks, and even horses.