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Emory, Texas 75440
USA
CT Ranch is a family-run, micro-dairy providing A2 raw milk and dairy products from Brown Swiss cows, since 2014. The cows are rotationally grazed on pasture all day and given grass hay, as needed. They are given small amounts of grain and minerals during milking. All cows are fully tested.
This farm is also unique as a cow-calf share dairy. They do not separate calves from their mothers at birth but rather raise them together until weaning. This reduces stress on both the cow and the calf.
In addition to raw A2 milk, they also offer raw A2 cream, raw A2 butter, raw A2 yogurt, A2 kefir, and raw A2 cheeses. They also have chicken and duck eggs, grass-fed or grain-finished beef, pastured milk-fed pork, pastured chickens, raw honey and baked goods. They do have a variety of other local artisan products available such as goat milk soaps, locally made candles, and ancient grain flours.
Products are available to farm members only. You can sign up for a membership ($20, one-time) on their website, or at the farm.
All farm products can be ordered directly through their website or from the farm during open farm store hours. The farm store is open for pickup Thursday, Friday and Saturday from 10am-6pm. They also offer delivery to select locations throughout North and Northeast Texas on certain days and times. Please contact them directly to inquire about delivery options.
The farm store is located just south of Emory, right off Hwy 19.
Deerfield, Ohio 44411
USA
Jersey and Jersey cross herd offering herdshares for raw milk. No hormones, antibiotics, or steroids used. Rotationally grazed and holistically managed.
Contact them by phone (text or call) or email for more information. On-site pick up only at this time.
Email: depalkafarms@gmail.com
Williamsburg, Ohio 45176
USA
Small dairy farm with Nigerian Dwarf goats, sheep, chickens and rabbits.
Dexter, Michigan 48130
USA
Farm raises dairy goats, 100 percent grassfed and pasture raised Icelandic sheep, pastured chicken eggs, forest raised pork, pastured Thanksgiving turkeys. Dairy goat herdshare with pick-up on farm. See other places where you can find products from this farm.
Ionia, Michigan 48846
USA
Raw goat milk herdshares farm pick up, delivery to areas we already deliver, meet up areas possible if multiple people interested.
$12/gallon husbandry fee, $25 one-time buy in to herdshare.
New Haven, Indiana 46774
USA
Grassfed sheep milk
Farmer statement
"From the well-known East Friesian Milk Sheep. Make sure you check out the health benefits of sheep milk. It’s A2/A2 and naturally homogenized."
Junction City, Oregon 97448
USA
Deck Family Farm sells their Creamy Cow dairy products to members of the Full Farm CSA (FFCSA). In addition to raw dairy, the FFCSA sells a complete range of products including beef, pork, chicken, lamb, eggs, fruit, vegetables, canned goods, baked goods, and dry goods. All products are produced within 40 miles of Deck Family Farm. Seventy percent of what they sell was grown and raised on Deck Family Farm.
Deck Family Farm has been milking dairy cows since 2006 and their raw cow milk, butter, sour cream, and cheeses have been a staple of the CSA since they began delivering CSA products in 2017. The herdshare agreement means that each member owns a portion of a cow, and in turn, Creamy Cow, LLC performs a milking service (see website for herdshare and agistment agreements).
The $50 CSA membership fee includes financial support for the dairy herd, which allows members to purchase milk produced by the herd. Value added dairy products and bottling are charged a service fee.
Members elect to consume raw milk products under their own understanding and advisement and are self-educated in all of the risks and benefits of consuming raw milk products. Creamy Cow, LLC regularly tests milk (records available upon request) and maintains a sanitary facility with modern milking equipment to cool the product.
Mason, Michigan 48854
USA
This small dairy operates just south of Lansing and has been in business for the last four generations.
Email Andria Perkins for more information at andria.perkins@yahoo.com. If you do not use email you may call the farmer at 937-581-3404, but please note that they use a phone shed so let the phone ring a long time (and try again as necessary). Other possible pickup groups to be arranged could include Troy, Sidney, Bellefountaine, Lima, Piqua, Springfield, Findlay, Marion, and Marysville depending on demand so let them know of your interest. Currently milking Holsteins. They grow their own feed and use natural practices as much as possible. Cows graze grass and eat hay and a small amount of grain. Future cows may include Jerseys. Milk may be picked up at the farm in plastic jugs or you may bring your own glass containers if you prefer. Cow herdshare buy-in prices are $25 and goat buy-in prices are $15. Monthly boarding fees are $17. See other places where you can find products from this farm.