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They are a state-certified raw goat milk farm which first opened in 2015 and currently milks 12 registered American Alpine goats. They grind their own grain and do not use hormones, steroids, etc. They are a regularly inspected, CAE-free farm which also offers raw honey, eggs, and their own homemade goat milk soap. Please contact them today about their milk availability, or just pay them a visit. Tours are available. Please ask for Jack Armstrong. See other places where you can find products from this farm.

Small micro dairy, owned and operated by Diamond S Ranch, LLC. Cows: Jersey, Brown Swiss, and Guernsey. Graze native grasses in spring, summer, and fall. Native grass hay in winter. Small amount (1 gallon) of barley mixed w/blk oil sunflower seeds & flax is given at milking once per day. Mineral and sea creatures salt supplements. They sell raw A2 milk, cream, creme fraiche, cultured butter, kefir, yogurt aged cheese. See other places where you can find products from this farm.

Fresh and frozen whole, unpasteurized raw goat milk (average four percent + butterfat) is available by the half-gallon and gallon in FDA-approved plastic milk jugs. Chevre (plain and in a variety of flavors) and Fromage Blanc cheeses, Farmstead cheese, kefir, yogurt, whey, and colostrum are also available. Find them at the Alachua County Farmers Market Saturdays, 8:30 am to noon, CR 121 and SR 441 in Gainesville; The Gainesville Downtown Market (at Bo Didley Plaza) on Wednesday afternoons from 3 to 7 pm, and at the Riverside Farmers and Arts Market (under the Fuller Warren Bridge) from 10 am until 2 pm on Saturdays. Whole goat milk is an alternative to milk replacers for a variety of animals who do not have access to adequate dam milk (puppies, kittens, foals, etc.), and can also be given to adult pets as a supplement to a balanced diet. Their products are free of hormones and antibiotics, and come from a healthy, registered herd of dairy goats. The goats' primary diet is hay, forage, pasture grasses, and browse, with a small amount of grain during milking. Milking is done in a climate-controlled milking parlor, with dairy products prepared in a connected dairy kitchen. Kids for sale each spring; see website for availability. Per Florida law, raw dairy is sold as an animal feed supplement only. See other places where you can find products from this farm.

Small family farm milking 35 primarily Jersey cows, with herd leases available. They are grass-based, with their cows on pasture from spring until late fall. They are not USDA Certified Organic but use organic farming practices. They machine milk into a closed system. Milk is immediately strained, chilled, and stored in a closed bulk tank. Scheduled farm visits are welcomed. They also offer raw milk cheese (aged 60 days) and Greek yogurt made from their milk. Also available at the farm or on deliveries are pastured chicken and duck eggs, pastured no-nitrate pork, pastured beef, pastured chicken, raw unfiltered honey, local maple syrup, and as-close-to-local extra virgin olive oil as you can get in Michigan. Everything produced or sold on their farm is pastured, hormone-free, steroid-free, antibiotic-free, and GMO-free. They deliver weekly to five locations throughout Kalamazoo, Portage, and Paw Paw. Farm pick-up is also available. Contact Tyler and Nadine Stutzman for more info.

Find them at the Ocala farmers market on Saturdays, 8:30-1:00. See other places where you can find products from this farm.