Welcome to Coyote Song Farm!
Here in Southern Arizona, we practice regenerative farming, for the well being of our land, our animals and our family.
Raising a family, cultivates in a lot of us, the desire to put clean, wholesome food on the table. Providing them with the best possible nutrients for mind, body and soul is something we feel a responsibility for. When we, Micah and Jenny, started our own little family, we decided to raise our own meats to supply some of this need. Raising our animals on a healthy diet and plenty of space is important to us. This led to the beginning of our journey in regenerative agriculture, working to bring the soil, animals and water back into harmony, which results in nutrient dense foods, healthier animals and a cleaner environment.
We are honored to be able to share our products with you, so you and your family can enjoy them with us! Every order you place helps us to reach our goal of bringing land back to life and to reintroduce the variety of species in plants and animals, that help our earth to thrive.
The Farm
Laying alongside the San Pedro river, One Lazy Diamond Ranch offers close to 100 acres of irrigateable fields. Micah grew up here and the ranch is still owned by his family. Early 2019, we started the journey of soil regeneration, managing the cattle herd in a way that will bring the animals and soil back into harmony, the way that God designed them to be!
Our Animals
We source our beef from One Lazy Diamond Ranch, were we manage and work the herd from birth to harvest. The cattle herd is mostly Black Angus, as well as a few Charolais and Charolais/Angus crosses.
Our Story
Both Micah and I (Jenny), grew up with agricultural backgrounds. Micah, on the ranch we’re now working fields and moving cattle on, while I came from a family of dairy farmers. Once we started our own family, clean, wholesome food became a priority. No better place to find a trustworthy food source than to grow it yourself!
It all started when I was surfing Craigslist, randomly looking for a sow and boar to keep on the farm for our own pork needs. I not only found a sow and boar but THREE sows and a boar for the price of one pig! Continue story here..
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