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ARTIST-IN-RESIDENCE

We host an artist-in-residence every summer at our ranch and studio. It is a unique opportunity to come to work with our animals, learn about animal husbandry and spend time working in our studios creating beautiful works. Our goal for this program is to encourage artists to delve deeper into their endeavors in the arts community. It is a time of learning and creating! The artist is provided time and space to create a project for the ranch.

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2024

Christy Taylor

We are excited for Christy to be joining us this summer!

2022

Aleia Nay

Aleia is an award-winning elementary and high school art educator. She has a passion for bringing arts to rural communities. During her time at our mill, she created two murals for us. She has an eye for color combinations and has dyed yarns for our yarn shop.

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2021

Heather Macali

Heather was our first artist-in-residence. She is a contemporary fiber artist specializing in woven design. Her work has been published in books and displayed in many galleries. Currently, she is a professor at Wayne State University. 

ARCH Professional

Wild Red Clover Ranch has achieved the Arenas for Change (ARCH) Professional Designation, indicating training, experience, and specialization applying SEEN™ through horses, mental health, and organizational development.

Horse Powered Reading
Horse Powered Reading® integrates social-emotional learning with academics; thus allowing students see and experience reading with their entire mind, body and emotions by creating metaphors for the skills involved in reading.

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Homegrown by Heroes
The Homegrown By Heroes label (HBH) is the official farmer veteran branding program of America and is administered nationally by the Farmer Veteran Coalition. It certifies ranchers, farmers, and fisherman of all military eras to sell their product as veteran owned and produced. The label informs consumers that agricultural products donning the logo were produced by U.S. military veterans, and it allows veterans to differentiate their farm and ranch products in the marketplace.
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