About
Old Wingville Farm was established in 2015, nestled in the beautiful Baker Valley (Baker County). The mission of the farm started with the vision of creating a self sustainable hobby farm to raise food and byproducts to provide for ourselves and others in the local community.
Since 2015 the farm has seen a tremendous evolution of kids and critters.
We have three beautiful and healthy children that help in the daily chores and activities around the barn.
We also have maintained a healthy and thriving Nubian goat herd. This is the most valuable animal to our farm. We are able to utilize the rich goats milk for a multitude of food products, but focus on the benefits it brings to making hand made goats milk soap.
In addition, Old Wingville Farm is home to a handful of bountiful Chickens and 4-H pigs.
Old Wingville Farms is proud to sell goat milk soap with Ingredients that are all sustainably and ethically sourced. All the recipes include the following bases: olive oil, palm oil, castor oil, shea butter, and coconut oil. The real fun begins when we change the recipes around to accommodate various infused oils with herbs and flowers that we've grown in the garden or that we've harvested locally. Some of our favorite infused oils are calendula, lavender, and rosehip.
Since 2015 the farm has seen a tremendous evolution of kids and critters.
We have three beautiful and healthy children that help in the daily chores and activities around the barn.
We also have maintained a healthy and thriving Nubian goat herd. This is the most valuable animal to our farm. We are able to utilize the rich goats milk for a multitude of food products, but focus on the benefits it brings to making hand made goats milk soap.
In addition, Old Wingville Farm is home to a handful of bountiful Chickens and 4-H pigs.
Old Wingville Farms is proud to sell goat milk soap with Ingredients that are all sustainably and ethically sourced. All the recipes include the following bases: olive oil, palm oil, castor oil, shea butter, and coconut oil. The real fun begins when we change the recipes around to accommodate various infused oils with herbs and flowers that we've grown in the garden or that we've harvested locally. Some of our favorite infused oils are calendula, lavender, and rosehip.
