Serendipity Farms

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Serendipity Farms We’ve relocated our Farm Market Store to The Farmers Table, just 2 miles from the farm in Wolverine, right off I-75! WHY CHOOSE SERENDIPITY FARMS.

Shop our meats and farm-fresh products after dining with us. At Serendipity Farms, our methods and production practices exceed organic standards therefore we decline the certification. We are proud to be able to offer SOY FREE, Meats, Eggs and so much more! Think of us as the Farmers Market coming to you. We are the only farm in Northern Michigan to be Animal Welfare Approved and Verified Non-GMO, Plus 100% SOY FREE. First and foremost we have an open-door policy at the farm because we believe transparency is essential to accountability. This means that anyone can view any part of the farm at any time. We use intensive pasture management, rotational grazing, and multi-specification of pastures to deliver the highest quality, cleanest, and most nutrient-dense food possible. We make a great distinction between the term "free-range" as opposed to our pastured products, simply emphasizing the daily rotation of the animals in a symbiotic and natural sequence and our poultry are only locked up at night for their safety. During the day they are free to free range on pasture Much better and healthier for the animal and earth. Our cattle are ahead of the chickens, which clean up after the cattle pass through and the ground rests for an extended period. The pigs are rotated similarly. The cattle are fed 100% grass-fed /hay while our Turkeys, Broilers, and Layers have access to free choice NON -GMO and SOY FREE grain rations to supplement their pasture diet. Our pigs have supplemented rations of Soy-free/Corn-Free feed while they enjoy our pastures and forest for rotations. Using rotation and multi-species confuses pathogens and provides a platform that allows us to grow animals without the use of any type of medications, hormones, or antibiotics. Our Chickens and Turkeys are processed at a USDA facility, shrink-wrapped, inspected, and certified our process is very stressful free and it gives you peace of mind knowing they were inspected and very clean a facility! Our pigs are processed also at the USDA. We are like your one stop shopping, Pork, Lamb, Beef, Chicken, Turkey, Eggs, Dairy, Jams, Produce, and more! Why Serendipity Eggs. Our hen's weather permitting are pasture-raised and also fed NON-GMO - SOY FREE feed (plus extra goodies) and a Mother Earth News study found that compared to industrially raised egg layers, pasture-based eggs had 1/3 less cholesterol * 1/4 less saturated fat * 2/3 more vitamin A * 2 times more omega-3 fatty acids * 3 times more vitamin E * 7 times more beta carotene * 4-6 times more vitamin D. The Dirty Secret About Clean Pork at Serendipity Farms. If pigs were given snouts to root, so why would you put them on concrete floors or rings in their noses? Our dirty secret is we let our pigs get dirty! There are so many advantages to having pigs on pasture, besides the obvious fact that it is their natural habitat. All of the microorganisms in the dirt all the nutrients and minerals from the roots and legumes, and all the fresh air and sunlight combine to provide a respectable like for this wonderful animal as well as the most nutrient-dense pork you will ever eat. Pasture-raised pigs are Vitamin Enriched- Naturally, pigs raised in the pasture to have 300% more vitamin E and Enriched with other vitamins and minerals
It's all about the pasture at Serendipity Farms and this holds for our broiler chickens as well, While chickens and pigs are not ruminated like cattle, they still need to be in the pasture to maintain health and a natural environment. We produce excellent animals for some of the Best bone broth, Lard and Tallow. The Chicks arrive and stay in the brooder house which is a greenhouse so it’s a perfect start, pasture underneath them and sunshine coming through with access to Verified Non-GMO/ Soy- Free feed and freshwater. In about four weeks they are turned out to pasture where they will have access to fresh grass, bugs, and dirt as they move daily through the pasture. This keeps them clean and healthy with plenty of fresh air and sunlight. We not only strive for excellence with our animals but for our customers too. Our meats are not just great tasting, but healthier for you. We believe it's not just what we feed, but the life they had. In the winter, or if you can't get to the farm you can see how we do it with the videos and pictures I provide,
Here at Serendipity Farms, we do farm tours, Why? Because We stand behind what we say and how we do it."Know your farmer, Know your food" you can come to the farm and see for yourself how we raise our animals and why we do what we do. It's more labor-intensive how we pasture raise everything, but it gives us peace of mind knowing that our animals get to live life to the fullest, with compassion, fun, never hungry or thirsty, and zero stress. This is what makes us different than other farms. We not only just feed our animals, but we also go that extra mile of fresh Vegetables, Fruits, and Nuts. We also add Yeast, Organic Kelp, Flaxseed, and for the layers spices such as cinnamon, Red pepper flakes, and cayenne pepper and Warm organic oatmeal on those cold winter mornings. Our animals can rest easy knowing that they are protected by our guarding livestock dogs that are born to protect. These dogs fear nothing. Most of everything built on our farm was a team effort from my Husband, Myself, Son and daughters, and now our Grandkids. My husband is very resourceful (farmers have to be) and most things are built out of repurposed lumber or materials. Our first Henhouse door was taking off the Babcock homestead barn. This door my husband's father came through as a little boy and now our grandson comes through that same door. We are licensed by the State of Michigan, and all our meats are USDA processed without Nitrates or MSG. We are also MAEAP Verified, Animal Welfare Approved, Verified Non-Gmo, Weston A. Price.org foundation, and Farmers to Consumers. Have a wonderful day and We look forward to hearing from you.

IN MIO, MICHIGANeveryone got out safe!Prayers to our Amish community at The Farmers Creamery 😭🙏🏻 Waiting to hear from Ed...
10/04/2026

IN MIO, MICHIGAN
everyone got out safe!

Prayers to our Amish community at The Farmers Creamery 😭🙏🏻 Waiting to hear from Edward or Junior, hoping no one got hurt, but look how they all pull together they take Community to a whole other level ❤️ So we won’t be delivering Dairy until they are back up and running, the building they will have done in just a couple days , but getting the equipment and inspections will be another 😞 do you realize how many years it’s been since we drank the “other” milk? 😭 good thing I have a little stock pile 😊

When you accidentally open the front camera and the whole barnyard gets involved… 😂🫏“Is this thing on? And more importan...
10/03/2026

When you accidentally open the front camera and the whole barnyard gets involved… 😂🫏

“Is this thing on? And more importantly… can we order carrots?” 🥕🤣

Just Farmer Wendy and the crew having a little good ol’ fashioned jackassery! ❤️

****Tomorrow Sun Oct 4th - 8th WE CLOSE AT 2:00, FOR A REMODEL PROJECT , WE SHOULD BE RE-OPEN FRIDAY OCT 9th at 8:00 A.M ******
This is for the Restuarnt “The Farmers Table & Serendipity Farms Mercantile”
You will see vehicles there, but we are working 😉 inside and out 💪

These two kittens we adopted from the CHS are living the life of Riley! 🐾❤️ Many barns to explore, trees to climb, and c...
10/03/2026

These two kittens we adopted from the CHS are living the life of Riley! 🐾❤️ Many barns to explore, trees to climb, and chores to “supervise.” 😉

Just because they’re “barn cats” doesn’t mean they don’t get spoiled and loved on—because around here, they certainly do! 🥰

Farmer Dan is hoping to add a little black kitten to the crew. He misses his Cole, who would follow him around while he did chores. There’s something special about those little four-legged shadows that keep us company. ❤️

Farmer Dan has a soft side when it comes to baby animals… and these two have figured that out already! 😉🐈

The last few mornings on the farm have been so quiet. Just the mist, the fields, and a little time to stand still before...
09/29/2026

The last few mornings on the farm have been so quiet. Just the mist, the fields, and a little time to stand still before the day gets going.

This morning, I noticed this spiderweb covered in dew. Every tiny strand looked like it had been strung with pearls. 🕸️💧

There’s a lot to see out here when you slow down long enough to look. ❤️

— Farmer Wendy

****OCTOBER 4th - OCTOBER 8th***Exciting news for us… slightly sad news for your hungry bellies! 😆The Farmers Table / Se...
09/28/2026

****OCTOBER 4th - OCTOBER 8th***

Exciting news for us… slightly sad news for your hungry bellies! 😆

The Farmers Table / Serendipity Farms Mercantile will close early at 2:00 p.m. on Sunday, October 4, and remain closed through Thursday, October 8. We’re hoping to welcome you back Friday, October 9, at 8:00 a.m.

We’re tackling some major remodeling projects inside and outside, and we can’t wait for you to see what’s coming! 🎉💪

One heads-up for this weekend: as we run out of a menu item, it’ll be gone until we reopen. And if you see cars here while we’re closed, that’s us hard at work on the remodel—not a secret lunch service. 😉

Sorry for the temporary withdrawal from our made-from-scratch food and smiling faces. We’ll keep you posted on our reopening, and we can’t wait to see you again! ❤️

When the S**t Hits the Fan, You’ll Need a FarmerWe’ve gotten used to food appearing on a shelf whenever we want it. But ...
09/25/2026

When the S**t Hits the Fan, You’ll Need a Farmer

We’ve gotten used to food appearing on a shelf whenever we want it. But when the shelves go empty, food is recalled, or a pandemic turns life upside down, people remember the farmer down the road.

I watched it happen. Before the pandemic, Dan and I spent years caring for our animals and land, giving farm tours, and building relationships one family at a time. We bought a refrigerated truck and started delivering food to homes. Then the pandemic hit. On Saturdays, cars lined up for pickups. During the week, we delivered from sunup to sundown.

When the big stores filled their shelves again, many of those customers disappeared.

I understand life gets busy. But a farmer can’t put livestock on a shelf until demand comes back. You can’t unplant a crop when everyone suddenly wants something else. This year, I’ve watched produce farmers face a rush of demand overnight when shoppers grew worried about contaminated food elsewhere. Farmers can’t turn production on and off like a light switch.

And there are fewer of us to call on. At the start of 2026, the U.S. cattle herd was at its lowest January level since 1951. (data.nass.usda.gov⁠, uaex.uada.edu⁠)

Farmers markets put many growers face to face with their neighbors. That’s a wonderful thing. We took a different path: inviting people onto our farm, delivering to their doors, and steadily building our own little tribe. Either way, the relationship is what matters.

So get to know a farmer before the s**t hits the fan. Buy from them when the shelves are full, too. Ask questions. Bring your kids to see where food comes from. Support the little stores that carry local food.

Your farmer is still out there, tending the animals and working the land, whether there’s a line of cars waiting or not. If you want farmers there when you need them, be there for them now and always.

— Farmer Wendy

Did you know you can shop the farm while you’re at The Farmers Table? 🐄🛒Serendipity Farms Mercantile is right inside the...
09/25/2026

Did you know you can shop the farm while you’re at The Farmers Table? 🐄🛒

Serendipity Farms Mercantile is right inside the restaurant! You’ll find our farm-raised beef, from steaks and ground beef to beef fat for rendering into tallow, plus pork, fresh creamline dairy, and plenty more to explore.

Looking to fill your freezer? We’re currently taking reservations for whole and half beef. Browse the details and reserve yours at Serendipity-Farms.com⁠, then send me a message so I can add it to your cart. Our next haul-in is October 6, and this is our last offering until summer! ❤️
In Beautiful Wolverine , right across from the Marathon Gas Station.

Sold out ~ Thank you all who reserved your beefs 🙂 🐂 LAST CALL FOR WHOLE OR HALF BEEF! 🥩Fill your freezer for winter wit...
09/25/2026

Sold out ~ Thank you all who reserved your beefs 🙂

🐂 LAST CALL FOR WHOLE OR HALF BEEF! 🥩

Fill your freezer for winter with beef raised right here at Serendipity Farms. We haul October 6, and your beef should be ready for pickup about three weeks later.

All the pricing and processing details are on our website: Serendipity-Farms.com⁠

To reserve yours: Fill out your information on the website, then message me so I can add the beef to your cart. 😉

This is our last haul until summer, so don’t wait! ❤️

🧼 CLOSED TOMORROW 🧼The Farmers Table / Serendipity Farms Mercantile will be closed Tuesday, September 22, while we give ...
09/21/2026

🧼 CLOSED TOMORROW 🧼

The Farmers Table / Serendipity Farms Mercantile will be closed Tuesday, September 22, while we give our kitchen and equipment a much-needed deep cleaning!

We’ll be scrubbed, shined and ready to welcome you back Wednesday morning at 8:00 a.m. ❤️

09/20/2026

Well, hello there! 🐮❤️

One of our newest little calves decided the camera needed a closer inspection—and apparently my personal space did too! 😆

That sweet face, those big ears, and that curious little nose… there’s nothing quite like spending time in the pasture and watching these babies discover their world.

Just another beautiful day at Serendipity Farms. ❤️🌾

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Wolverine, MI
49799

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 8pm
Tuesday 8am - 8pm
Wednesday 8am - 8pm
Thursday 8am - 8pm
Friday 8am - 8pm
Saturday 8am - 8pm
Sunday 8am - 8pm

Telephone

(231) 357-4001

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