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Delivers raw milk, meat, cheese, and eggs along with seasonal produce to drop off locations. They carry 100 percent grassfed raw goat milk from Lucky Hook, raw cow milk and cream from Dungeness Valley Creamery, and 100 percent grassfed A2/A2 raw cow milk from Williams Valley Family Farm. They have drop locations all around Puget Sound and western Washington including: Auburn, Bellevue, Bothell, Cle Elum, Ellensburg, Issaquah/Tiger Mountain, Kent/Covington, Kirkland, Lynnwood, North Bend, Puyallup, Sammamish, Seattle/Seward Park, Shoreline, Thrashers Corner/Canyon Park, Vancouver, Redmond, Lake City, Kenmore, Granger, Selah. They do not do home deliveries at this time, just drop off groups. They are interested in looking at new drop off locations if there is a need in an area. Visit www.3lpfreshfoods.com or on Facebook at 3LPFreshFoods. Contact them at cindy@3lpfreshfoods.com or call 206-669-2169 with any questions you may have. See other places where you can find products from this farm.

Located between Ocala and Gainesville. This small farm operated by a homeschooling family of seven is certified by the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services to sell high butterfat raw milk for animal consumption only. Visits are welcomed. They sell raw Jersey milk in sterilized half-gallon glass jars. Cows graze in summer, receive hay in winter, and get minimal natural additive-free dairy feed. No chemicals used on the farm. Big discount available for co-ops. See other places where you can find products from this farm.

Facebook: Acresofvitality. Small family farm on 25 acres in Scio. They have been selling raw milk for 10 years. They have grassfed cow and goat herdshares available. Herdshares are a one-time purchase of $25. Then each shareholder pays a monthly maintenance fee of $40 for the care and milking of the animals. (Averages $10/gallon) The animals are producing enough for each shareholder to receive one gallon of milk per week. Milk comes in glass half-gallon mason jars. The goat herd consists entirely of purebred registered Alpines, which they have on milk production test through Willamette DHIA. The goat herd is tested for disease yearly. Milk is tested monthly for coliform and bacteria through OSU. They follow organic, holistic and sustainable practices and use intense rotational grazing moving them to fresh grass every day. The animals have unlimited access to the pasture all year long except December/January. Their animals are pasture raised with an abundance of acreage for each individual animal. They are fed organic alfalfa, orchardgrass, minerals and sprouted organic oats/barley. Drop off in Salem, Stayton, Albany and farm pickups in Scio. FTCLDF member. See other places where you can find products from this farm.

Located on Hwy 3E halfway between Seminole and Shawnee, OK. Their goats are allowed to forage in the field all day and are supplemented with hay and feed at milking time. They use a natural approach in the care of their Nigerians, Nubians, Toggenbergs, and Saanens.  $10/Gallon. Discount given if the buyer brings their own clean container. From I-40 take the Earlsboro exit. Go south 3 miles to the stop light. Then turn east on Hwy 3 for 2 miles. Red and white barns on the north side of the highway. A map can be found on their website.

Goatshares available from their herd of registered Alpine goats. The goats and a small herd of beef cows graze on pasture and hay that the family makes during the summer months. The small grain ration the goats get at milking is soy-free. The beef cows are grassfed only. Brown eggs are available from a small flock of free-range chickens and pastured poultry is available in season. Call or email to find out more about their products. See other places where you can find products from this farm.