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EatWild is America's most trusted directory for grass-fed and pasture-raised farms. Over 9 million consumers have used EatWild to find farms like yours since 2001.

EatWild listing criteria

Please review these requirements before applying.

General Animal & Pasture Standards

  • Animals are raised outdoors, on pasture, in a low-stress, natural environment and treated humanely from birth to market.
  • Animals may be confined indoors briefly to protect their welfare during birthing, extreme weather, or to prevent soil damage. Poultry and small animals may be confined at night to protect from predators.
  • Animal grazing patterns are managed to enhance the growth of pasture, the health of the animals, and the health of the land.
  • Streams and other natural water sources are protected from harmful animal impact.

Ruminants

  • When high-quality pasture is not available, beef and other ruminants may be fed stored grasses such as hay, haylage, and grass silage, plus vegetable by-products with small amounts of molasses.
  • Ruminants are not fed grain, soy, corn silage, or rations/concentrates that include these ingredients.
  • Animals are not treated with hormones.
  • Animals are not treated with routine, low-level antibiotics. If antibiotics are required for treatment, products are not sold until they are antibiotic-free.

Poultry

  • Poultry is raised outdoors on good-quality pasture as soon as old enough.
  • Poultry must be on quality pasture getting significant nourishment from growing plants for at least six hours per day.
  • Supplemental grain and seeds are permitted for poultry.

Pigs & Rabbits

  • Pigs or rabbits are raised outdoors on good pasture with growing plants at all times.
  • Supplemental grain, nuts, seeds, fruits, and other nutritious foods are permitted.

Dairy

  • Dairy animals are raised on pasture with little or no grain.
  • If any grain is provided, the type and daily amount in pounds is disclosed.
  • Dairy animals sold for meat meet the same ruminant feed criteria above.

Organic Certification

  • Organic certification is desirable but not required. If certified, specify the certifying agency.
Annual Listing Fee
$50
per year · auto-renews annually
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Existing Farmers
Update your EatWild listing

Already listed on EatWild? You can request a secure update link and submit changes to your farm profile. Updates are reviewed by an EatWild administrator before they appear on the public site.

How to update your listing
  1. Request an update link using the email address associated with your farm listing.
  2. If that email manages more than one farm, select the listing you want to update.
  3. Use the secure link sent to your email to review and update your farm information, products, certifications, and photos.
  4. Submit your changes for review. Your current public listing stays in place until an administrator approves the revision.
Why EatWild
What listing on EatWild does for your farm
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9 Million Consumers

EatWild has attracted over 9 million visitors since 2001 — all actively looking for farms like yours.

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Interactive Map Listing

Your farm appears as a pin on our interactive map. Consumers search by zip code and find you first.

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Verified Badge

Your USDA certifications are verified and displayed prominently — giving consumers confidence in your farm.

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Self-Service Profile

Submit updates to your products, contact info, photos, and description anytime. Changes are reviewed by an EatWild administrator before they go live, with no per-edit fees.

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Photo Gallery

Upload up to 3 photos of your farm and animals. Real photos build real connections with consumers.

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Google Reviews Link

Your Google Reviews rating is automatically linked to your profile — no setup required.

From the Farms
What listed farmers say

"EatWild generates more contacts than anything else I do. It is my most effective marketing tool by far."

John Lamb — Grazy Days Ranch, New Galilee, PA

"I tell everyone who goes into farming to get listed on EatWild. We get most of our traffic through you."

Ramona Huff — Gryffon's Aerie, Gordonsville, VA

"I receive more customers from your website than all of my other advertising and marketing efforts combined."

Sidney Spencer — San Rafael Valley Grass-Fed Beef, AZ
How It Works
From application to live listing
01

Check Eligibility

Review our 11 criteria and confirm your farm qualifies before applying.

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Submit Application

Fill out the online form with your farm details, certifications, and photos.

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Pay Annual Fee

$50/year, processed securely via Stripe. Refunded if not approved.

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Go Live

We review within 48 hours. Once approved your listing is live and searchable.

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