wild harmony farm

What wild harmony farm does

Wild Harmony Farm is a privately held, family-operated regenerative agriculture business headquartered at 366 C Victory Highway in Exeter, Rhode Island. It sells 100% grass-fed beef, USDA Certified Organic heritage Berkshire pork, and pasture-raised chicken directly to consumers through a Shopify-based e-commerce storefront, a 24/7 self-serve farm pickup shed, and a monthly CSA subscription delivery service covering 47 zip codes across Rhode Island and Connecticut. The founder, Ben Coerper, runs the farm using daily rotational grazing for cattle and chicken tractors for poultry, with cattle finished on certified organic pasture (no grain) and pigs raised outdoors without gestation crates. To meet year-round chicken demand, the farm supplements its own production through partner farms Justice Homestead (Vermont) and Normanton Farms (New Hampshire), both operating under matched pasture-rotation and certified organic feed protocols.

The product portfolio spans individual cuts (steaks, roasts, ground beef, bacon, sausages, whole chicken), bulk value packages (quarter/half/whole cow, half/whole hog, 50/100 lb chicken boxes), a customizable monthly subscription, plus gift cards, branded apparel, and live pig sales. Pricing is positioned at a premium: ribeye steaks from $36.99, bone-in pork chops from $17.99, whole chickens from $29.99, and bulk options priced $1,499-$5,699 per animal. The CSA subscription, billed on the 20th of each month, is the primary revenue stream and provides recurring cash flow; subscribers can customize, skip, or cancel monthly, with free home delivery on orders over $200 (otherwise a $13.95 delivery fee applies).

The customer base is bifurcated between health-conscious DTC consumers and families across RI and CT, and a smaller food-service channel comprising seven named restaurants (Nana's Bakery & Pizza, Oyster Club, Port of Call, Giusto, Oberlin, Purslane, Saint Martha). Marketing is built around content and transparency: a 14-page recipe blog with contributions from cookbook author Kimberly Ragosta, an email newsletter gated by a free recipe book, social presence on Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube, and on-farm tours hosted in cooperation with Northeast SARE. The farm is self-described as "small-scale" with limited inventory that frequently sells out, and operating capacity is constrained by delivery to only two Wednesdays per month. No external funding, parent company, or notable headcount scale is disclosed.

Name

wild harmony farm

Legal name

Wild Harmony Farm

Website

https://wildharmonyfarm.com

Company type

Private

Operating status

Operating

Short description

Wild Harmony Farm is a privately held regenerative family farm in Exeter, Rhode Island that sells 100% grass-fed beef, USDA Certified Organic heritage Berkshire pork, and pasture-raised chicken directly to consumers via a Shopify storefront, monthly CSA subscription delivery to 47 zip codes in RI and CT, and a 24/7 self-serve farm pickup shed.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

Pasture-Raised Meat Production

NAICS

Hog and Pig Farming (11221)

SIC

Agricultural Prod-Livestock & Animal Specialties (200)

akta.pro primary industry

Heritage/Specialty Breed Hog Farming (AFAEAEAJ)

akta.pro secondary industries

Organic & Pasture-Raised Hog Farming (AFAEAEAI), Commercial Beef Cattle Breeding (Crossbred) (AFAEABAE)

Keywords

• Grass-fed beef
• Pasture-raised pork
• Pasture-raised chicken
• Regenerative agriculture
• CSA meat subscription

Headquarters

HQ city

Exeter

HQ country

United States

HQ region

North America

Offices1 record

Markets served

GTM type

B2C

Offering type

Hardware or Manufacturing

Cost components

Personnel, Supply Chain, Operations, Infrastructure, Marketing or Sales, Others

Revenue model

1. CSA Subscription: Monthly subscription model where customers receive regular deliveries of beef, pork, and chicken products. Subscribers can customize their orders, skip months, or cancel anytime. Billing occurs on the 20th of each month. This is the primary revenue stream and ensures consistent cash flow.
2. Bulk Animal Purchases: One-time purchases of quarter cows, half cows, whole cows, half hogs, whole hogs, and chicken boxes. Customers pay upfront and pick up at the farm. Bulk orders save customers money while providing the farm with large upfront payments.
3. Individual Cut Sales: A la carte online sales of individual cuts including steaks, roasts, ground beef, pork chops, bacon, sausages, and whole chickens available for farm pickup through the 24/7 self-serve shed.
4. Gift Cards and Apparel: Sale of gift cards in $50, $100, and $200 denominations, plus branded apparel including t-shirts, hoodies, tank tops, and infant onesies.

Pricing tiers

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels3 records

Marketing channels6 records

Core offering

Wild Harmony Farm is a small-scale family farm in Exeter, Rhode Island that raises and sells 100% grass-fed beef, USDA Certified Organic pasture-raised Berkshire pork, and pasture-raised chicken directly to consumers. Products are sold through an online e-commerce store, a monthly CSA subscription with home delivery, bulk packages (quarter cow, half hog, whole animal), individual cuts via a 24/7 self-serve farm pickup shed, gift cards, and branded apparel.

Product overview

Wild Harmony Farm is a small-scale family farm in Exeter, Rhode Island offering a direct-to-consumer e-commerce platform for locally raised meats. The product portfolio centers on three core protein categories: 100% Grass-Fed Beef (cattle moved daily to fresh organic pasture), USDA Certified Organic Pasture-Raised Berkshire Pork (born on-farm, rotationally grazed), and Pasture-Raised Chicken (partner-raised with organic feed). Products are sold as individual cuts (steaks, roasts, ground meat, bacon, sausages) and in bulk value packages (Quarter/Half/Whole Cow, Half/Whole Hog, Chicken Boxes) with significant savings. The farm operates a subscription-based CSA model offering monthly home delivery or farm pickup, supplemented by one-time online orders and gift cards. Merchandise (apparel) and live pig sales round out the offering.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

• 100% Grass-Fed Beef 100% grass-fed beef from cattle moved daily (sometimes twice) to fresh grass on certified organic pastures, finished without grain. Available as individual cuts including steaks, roasts, ground beef, short ribs, and specialty items for individual consumers seeking premium, organic, humanely-raised beef.
• Organic Pasture-Raised Pork USDA Certified Organic Berkshire heritage breed pork from pigs rotationally grazed on pasture, born on-farm, raised without gestation crates, and weaned at 8 weeks for superior quality and marbling. Available as individual cuts including chops, bacon, sausages, shoulder roasts, ribs, and ground pork for health-conscious consumers.
• Pasture-Raised Chicken Pasture-raised chicken from partner farms, supplemented with certified organic grain and raised using chicken tractors that are moved daily to fresh grass. Available as whole chickens, breasts, thighs, drumsticks, wings, and other cuts for consumers seeking clean, organic poultry.
• Bulk Beef Packages Quarter Cow (approximately 80 lbs, $1,499), Half Cow (approximately 160 lbs, $2,899), and Whole Cow (approximately 320 lbs, $5,699) packages of grass-fed beef including a variety of cuts. Saves customers $100-$700 off retail prices for freezer stocking.
• Bulk Pork Packages Half Hog (approximately 70 lbs, $1,165) and Whole Hog (approximately 140 lbs, $2,280) packages of certified organic Berkshire pork including bacon, chops, shoulder roast, ribs, sausage, and ground pork. Saves $70-$190 off retail prices.
• Bulk Chicken Boxes Premium Chicken Box (50 lbs for $509.99) and Jumbo Chicken Box (100 lbs for $969.99) of pasture-raised whole chickens (3.5-5.5 lbs each, approximately 10-12 whole chickens per 50 lbs). Bulk savings off retail for freezer stocking.
• Monthly CSA Subscription Monthly subscription service for home delivery (to 47 zip codes in RI and CT) or farm pickup, allowing customers to select items, customize orders monthly, skip months, or cancel anytime. Subscribers gain access to VIP cuts not available to non-subscribers. Card charged on the 20th of each month.
• Gift Cards Gift cards available in $50, $100, and $200 denominations that can be used for one-time orders, bulk orders, or the first month of a subscription service.
• Branded Apparel Wild Harmony Farm branded apparel including t-shirts (from $20), hoodies (from $25), long sleeve shirts, tank tops (from $15), toddler t-shirts (from $15), and infant onesies for customers and fans of the farm.
• Live Pigs for Sale Live pig sales including piglets ($300 each, $250 for 6+), breeding gilts ($2,000), and boars ($400) for homesteaders, small farms, and individuals seeking to raise their own organic pasture-raised pigs.

Quantifiable outcome

• Flash-freezing at peak freshness preserves quality superior to refrigerated meat from large distributors, as verified by acclaimed regional chefs who source from the farm
• +1 more outcomes

Named customers7 records

Segments3 records

Ideal customer profiles2 records

Technology focussed No

API detail

Has API

No

API docs

API detail

Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

Feature1 record

Partnerships

Three partnerships are on record, tiered core and minor.

• Justice HomesteadcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerJustice Homestead in Vermont is the primary partner farm raising chickens for Wild Harmony Farm. Chickens are raised on pasture, moved to fresh grass daily in chicken tractors, and fed certified organic grain. This partnership enables Wild Harmony Farm to offer pasture-raised chicken year-round while maintaining quality standards.
• Normanton FarmscoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerNormanton Farms in Litchfield, New Hampshire raises pasture-raised chickens for Wild Harmony Farm. Chickens are raised on pasture, moved to fresh grass daily, and fed certified organic feed. No antibiotics or hormones are used.
• Northeast SAREminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerNortheast Sustainable Agriculture Research and Education (SARE) cooperative program sponsors farm tours at Wild Harmony Farm, including pig production tours led by farmer Ben Coerper. This partnership supports education and outreach about regenerative farming practices.

Scale indicators3 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights8 records

Direct peers

• ButcherBox: National DTC subscription service delivering grass-fed beef, organic chicken, and heritage pork directly to consumers. Closely mirrors Wild Harmony's subscription-first DTC meat model with similar product mix of grass-fed beef, heritage pork, and pasture-raised chicken.
• Crowd Cow: DTC pasture-raised meat company selling cuts and subscriptions sourced from a network of independent family farms. Directly comparable multi-protein DTC platform with farm-to-consumer transparency similar to Wild Harmony's positioning.
• Porter Road: Pasture-raised meat DTC company shipping beef, pork, and lamb with curated cuts and subscription options. Comparable product categories and DTC meat subscription model targeting health-conscious consumers willing to pay for provenance.
• US Wellness Meats: Long-standing online retailer specializing in 100% grass-fed beef and pasture-raised meats with subscription options. Directly comparable grass-fed and pasture-raised meat catalog serving a similar premium-conscious customer base.
• Greensbury: Online retailer of organic and grass-fed meats with a focus on transparency, certifications, and small-farm sourcing. Similar curated organic meat catalog and DTC positioning with comparable pricing tier.
• Joyce Farms: Pasture-raised poultry and heritage breed beef company selling directly to consumers and chefs. Comparable heritage-breed, pasture-raised product portfolio with both DTC and restaurant wholesale channels.
• Marble Creek Farmstead: Small-scale regenerative farm producing pasture-raised meats, eggs, and dairy for direct sale and restaurant accounts. Closely mirrors Wild Harmony's small-family-farm regenerative agriculture model with on-farm processing and local DTC/wholesale mix.
• Primal Pastures: Pasture-raised meat farm selling grass-fed beef, pasture-raised poultry, and pork direct to consumer and through farm-club subscriptions. Comparable regenerative farm with multi-protein DTC subscription model and similar customer demographic.

Broad incumbents

• Vital Choice: Established online retailer of sustainably sourced seafood, grass-fed beef, and pasture-raised meats with subscription options. Overlaps in pasture-raised meat DTC category at broader scale with longer operating history and wider catalog.

Others

• Thrive Market: Online membership-based marketplace for organic and sustainable groceries including pasture-raised meats. Comparable health-conscious consumer target market and organic/sustainable sourcing ethos, but operates as a multi-brand retailer rather than a single-farm producer.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

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• LinkedInlinkedin.com/company/wild-harmony-farm

Revenue estimate

Valuation estimate

Number of profiles

Profiles1 record

Funding overview

Funding rounds

Investors

Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

M&A

Investments

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