Wyld Flower Farms

About Us

Wyld Flower Farms started the way most great adventures do — with a single idea that quickly spiraled into something much bigger than we ever imagined. What began as a hobby on our property in Eolia, Missouri grew into a full-blown operation. As Kevin likes to say, "we don't do anything part time."

We run a closed herd of goats — Kiko, Spanish, Boer, and Nubian mixes — that we've carefully built from stock purchased from a larger breeder right here in our area. Our goal has always been to improve the quality of our goats as wonderful field pets, and we're proud of the herd we've built.

At our peak, we had nearly 50 goats roaming 15 acres. It wasn't exactly property management at that point — it was chaos. Beautiful, hilarious, never-boring chaos. Every day brought something new: a kid born at dawn, a hen who decided the goat feeder was her new nest, or the whole herd deciding the fence was more of a suggestion than a rule.

This site is our memory book. A place to share the photos, the stories, and the moments that make farm life so special. We hope you enjoy browsing through our little corner of Missouri.

The sweetest barn roommates -- a big orange tabby cat and tiny newborn kids snuggle together under the warm red glow of the heat lamp on a cold January night.

The sweetest barn roommates -- a big orange tabby cat and tiny newborn kids snuggle together under the warm red glow of the heat lamp on a cold January night.

January 22, 2023

A dark-coated mama with magnificent horns gently nuzzles her newborn kids, one brown and one spotted white, in this tender moment of pure maternal love.

A dark-coated mama with magnificent horns gently nuzzles her newborn kids, one brown and one spotted white, in this tender moment of pure maternal love.

July 7, 2021

A tumble of tiny kittens nestled together in the hay -- two sweet orange babies and a little gray one peeking out, snuggled up and dreaming the spring afternoon away.

A tumble of tiny kittens nestled together in the hay -- two sweet orange babies and a little gray one peeking out, snuggled up and dreaming the spring afternoon away.

April 27, 2021