Buffalo Hills Micro Farm
Brand Identity & Packaging — Wisconsin
Buffalo Hills Micro Farm came to me without a name on the wall or a logo on a label — just a great product and a farmers market launch date on the calendar. The challenge was finding a look that felt approachable enough to draw in weekend shoppers but polished enough to earn a spot next to established food brands.
The solution was a bold badge-style mark pairing a stylized buffalo silhouette with emerging microgreen sprouts — something with enough personality to own a tent banner and enough restraint to work on a two-inch packaging label. A palette of earth brown and leafy greens keeps the brand rooted in the product without leaning rustic or unfinished.
Buffalo Hills launched with a complete identity system — logo, brand guidelines, and packaging — and hit the market looking like they'd been around for years.
The solution was a bold badge-style mark pairing a stylized buffalo silhouette with emerging microgreen sprouts — something with enough personality to own a tent banner and enough restraint to work on a two-inch packaging label. A palette of earth brown and leafy greens keeps the brand rooted in the product without leaning rustic or unfinished.
Buffalo Hills launched with a complete identity system — logo, brand guidelines, and packaging — and hit the market looking like they'd been around for years.