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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.

Barker Farms has Jersey cows that are primarily grassfed (pasture), hay when needed, and a small amount of grain at milking. No steroids, hormones, etc., used. Raw milk, sold under a pet food license, in plastic containers. Tours available. Delivery can be arranged depending on distance and quantity. Also on farm sales and eggs available, call first. They are selling at the following farmers markets: (call first): Savannah, Richmond Hill; 3-6 pm: Mulberry Street Park Farmer's Market, Macon; noon-5 pm (or 6): Forsyth Farmer's Market, Forsyth; 9 am-noon: Perry Farmer's Market, Perry; 2nd Sat. 9 am-noon: Wesleyan Market, Wesleyan College. See other places where you can find products from this farm.

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They produce raw milk, A2 milk, cream, yogurt, and kefir from their herd of grass-fed Jersey and Jersey-cross cows. Rotationally grazed on green pastures and supplemented with barley grass fodder, alfalfa, and hay in the winter: No grain, no GMOs, no hormones, no steroids, and no antibiotics. They follow humane and organic practices but are not certified. All of their calves get to nurse their own mother. All of their milk is A2, from cows genetically tested and confirmed to be A2/A2. See website for current pricing and delivery locations in the Kansas City area, including Kearney, Gladstone, Brookside, south Kansas City (Martin City area and Lewis Heights area), Lee's Summit, Independence, Raytown, near the stadium and Coco Keys, Blue Springs, Liberty, Northland area, Parkville, and Kansas City River Farmer's Market. They also sell 100 percent grass-fed beef, pastured pork, and eggs from free-range hens. See other places where you can find products from this farm.

They produce raw milk, A2 milk, cream, yogurt, and kefir from their herd of grass-fed Jersey and Jersey-cross cows. Rotationally grazed on green pastures and supplemented with barley grass fodder, alfalfa, and hay in the winter: No grain, no GMOs, no hormones, no steroids, and no antibiotics. They follow humane and organic practices but are not certified. All of their calves get to nurse their own mother. All of their milk is A2, from cows genetically tested and confirmed to be A2/A2. See website for current pricing and delivery locations in the Kansas City area, including Kearney, Gladstone, Brookside, south Kansas City (Martin City area and Lewis Heights area), Lee's Summit, Independence, Raytown, near the stadium and Coco Keys, Blue Springs, Liberty, Northland area, Parkville, and Kansas City River Farmer's Market. They also sell 100 percent grass-fed beef, pastured pork, and eggs from free-range hens. See other places where you can find products from this farm.