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AK Mountain View Family Farm provides raw cow’s milk through a private herdshare program to their local community in Fairbanks and surrounding areas. Cows are fed hay and supplemental grains.

The farm also offers a variety of seasonal products, which may include:

• Raw cream, butter, yogurt, and sour cream (when available)
• Eggs
• Local meats (beef & pork)
• Honey and other homestead goods

Farmer's statement: "Our farm is family-owned and operated, and our animals are cared for with integrity, transparency, and love—365 days a year, even through Alaska’s toughest winters.

"Our cows are raised in low-stress conditions with plenty of fresh air, clean bedding, and daily hands-on care. They are fed a carefully balanced, high-quality diet that includes premium hay and supplemental grains as needed for optimal health and milk quality. Animal wellness is a top priority, and we follow strict sanitation practices in our milking process to ensure the highest standards of cleanliness and safety. Our milk is lab tested to ensure safety."

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.

Raw milk from Nigerian Dwarf dairy goats. Nigerian Dwarf milk has a higher butterfat content (usually 5-10 percent butterfat) than milk from full size dairy goats and cows, making it good for cheese and soap making. They quickly chill the milk after milking each doe, then freeze it in quart-size Ziploc bags for the crafter's convenience. They can also quick-chill raw milk into glass jars by request. Milk is available from late February into the fall/winter months. (Oregon law states: Raw goat milk sales are legal on the farm and in retail stores. No permit is necessary for farmers with no more than nine producing goats who sell the milk on the farm directly to the consumer.) See other places where you can find products from this farm.

Mixed breeds of Brown Swiss, Holstein, Guernsey, Shorthorn, Jersey. Organic pasture fed. Small amounts of corn, wheat, oats with sea salt, humates, selenium, kelp and minerals. Rotational grazing on diversified pasture. Stock pile in winter. Raw milk with cream that sets 1 inch or more on jug. Raw milk sales, $6 per gallon in your container, picked up at farm. Farm visits welcome with appointment. Call or text to arrange milk pick up. Ask about delivery options. See other places where you can find products from this farm.

Licensed Grade A raw milk dairy. Currently milking a variety of different breeds. No hormones or antibiotics used. Cows graze year-round and are fed hay raised on the farm in the winter months. No herbicides or pesticides used on the fields. Offering whole raw milk and raw cream by the gallon and half-gallon at the farm (Note that they also offer raw skim milk so be sure you are getting the whole milk). You may stop by the farm in the late afternoons or evenings to pick up the whole milk. Cream should be pre-ordered via email. Their products are also sold in the Olympia Food Co-op (Eastside and Westside), the Yelm Food Co-op, and on Saturdays at the Tenino Farmers Market (10 am-3 pm). See other places where you can find products from this farm.