Our Story

farmers

In the summer of 2017, Francis and Alexandra found themselves camping in the midcoast Maine region. Having been drawn to Maine since early childhood, Francis and Alexandra would often come up to Maine to explore and spend time away from their busy lives in Massachusetts. On this fateful weekend trip, they happened upon a for sale sign for a little old homestead on a hill in Liberty, Maine. Immediately they knew this special place was their home and the perfect place to raise a family. They had long since dreamt of a larger patch of land to grow their own produce. They had been growing their own fruits and vegetables in their small suburban yard for the past 4 years and longed to share the joy they found in their garden with others. Seizing the opportunity, they have been hard at work realizing their vision for Wild Grace Farm.

farm

At Wild Grace Farm, we are currently focusing on raising pigs and sheep as well as building up our pasture land and infrastructure. We pasture raise pigs for meat and have our pork for sale in the store when available. We are also raising Katahdin sheep for meat and Navajo Churro sheep for fiber. You can find our lamb and yarn for sale in the farm store. We have a small flock of free-range chickens and ducks.

We grow a small variety of fruits, veggies, flowers, and herbs for use in the cafe. 

For the most up-to-date list of what we have available for sale from our own farm, contact us or visit our farm store.

farm store

In the summer of 2018, we broke ground on the Wild Grace Farm Store. The store is located right on Route 3 about a mile up the road from the Lake St. George State Park entrance. We seek to serve the midcoast Maine community with fresh, tasty, and beautiful food.

When dreaming of our plans for the farm, we knew that we wanted to be able to share the peace and tranquility we had found here with others.

We can't wait to meet you!

Alexandra & Francis