Hawk’s Cry Farm begins
at the far end of a
country road in
southwestern
Wisconsin.
Nestled serenely
into the Ocooch
Mountains, 120 acres
of ancient ridges and valleys
remain intact, undisturbed by
the last glacier. Abundant hardwood
stands overlook wide spans of rich land
and prairie grasses.

On the farm, Black Angus cattle graze peacefully on the brilliant hillside pastures. Fields of golden grass hay are carefully rolled and stored for winter feed. Heirloom hens roam freely, coming home to share their nutritious and flavorful eggs. The woodlands yield maple syrup, morel mushrooms, nuts, berries and other wild treats. Honey is harvested at summer’s end. This is Hawk’s Cry Farm: A place where hearty food is slow-grown at the pace of nature.

This is also home to the Hawk’s Cry Stained Glass Studio, and to the Hawk’s Cry Haiku Workshop. The art and poetry of these endeavors truly reflect the natural beauty and energy of Hawk’s Cry Farm.