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West Fork, Arkansas 72774
USA
Jersey milk cow, rotational grazing of animals on pasture with alfalfa and non-GMO grain at time of milking. Half-gallon jars of raw, non-pasteurized milk with cream. $2 deposit for new customers for jars or bring your own. Milk is $4/half-gallon in mason jars. Welcome to come to the farm anytime to pick up milk. Please call ahead to make sure of availability. See other places where you can find products from this farm.
Wolverine, Michigan 49799
USA
C & K Farms offers raw A2/A2 milk herdshare from their A2/A2 Jersey herd. All of their cows are out on pasture and fed non-GMO grain at milking. Cows are bred via an on farm bull instead of using artificial insemination. All cows are managed holistically and are fed free choice minerals.
The farm offers full shares (1 gallon/week) for $50/month plus an additional one time buy-in of $150, and half shares (1/2 gallon/week) at $35 dollars a month with a $75 one time buy-in. Milk is available for pickup at C & K Farms once your herdshare has been set up with a remote pick up window of 48 hours. Call or text Carey @ 989-350-2711 to set up your herdshare today.
Farmer's statement: "As a small family farm we take pride in the quality of milk we provide."
Gaylord, Michigan 49735
USA
C & K Farms offers raw A2/A2 milk herdshare from their A2/A2 Jersey herd. All of their cows are out on pasture and fed non-GMO grain at milking. Cows are bred via an on farm bull instead of using artificial insemination. All cows are managed holistically and are fed free choice minerals.
The farm offers offer full shares (1 gallon/week) for $55/month plus an additional one time buy-in of $150, and half shares (1/2 gallon/week) at $40 dollars a month with a $75 one time buy-in. Milk is available to pick up from Bragg Family Farm once your herdshare has been set up with a remote pick up window of 48 hours. Call or text Carey @ 989-350-2711 to set up your herdshare today.
Farmer's statement: "As a small family farm we take pride in the quality of milk we provide."
McMinnville, Oregon 97128
USA
Cast Iron Farm milks heritage breed cows. At milking, cows are fed alfalfa pellets, and less than one percent of their body weight in rolled barley. Cows have access to rotationally grazed pasture, weather permitting. In inclement weather, they eat alfalfa and orchard grass hay in a well bedded, dry barn. Milk parlor is open for public inspection daily. RAWMI listed: rawmilkinstitute.net. Milk costs $7/half-gallon jar. Pick up on the farm only. First milk pick up requires tour of farm premises and education on raw milk handling. Milk is reserved for each day and customers pick up on the same day each week. Milk is tested monthly by Standard Plate Count and Coliform Count, and results are posted in the milk area. Farm practices are readily available to all potential customers. Other farm products available on request include eggs, rabbit and poultry meat, and fiber. See other places where you can find products from this farm.
St. Paul, Oregon 97137
USA
Facebook: facebook.com/champoegcreamery. Located just half an hour south of Portland, Champoeg Creamery has registered Jerseys and Brown Swiss cows and practices intense rotational grazing with the cows on fresh grass every 24 hours. They supplement with alfalfa and grass hay and less than one percent of their bodyweight in rolled barley. First raw dairy in the nation to be listed by the Raw Milk Institute and test results and farm management plan is available for all to view. Visit website for Farm Store hours to visit with one of the farmers to pick up your raw milk. Tours of the milking parlor hosted monthly for current customers. See other places where you can find products from this farm.
Atkinson, Nebraska 68713
USA
Completely grassfed dairy and beef. They milk their Jersey, Ayrshire, Holstein, and Guernsey cows year-round. Raw milk, cream, ghee, and butter for sale at the ranch. Eggs from free-range chickens. The Gotschall family has been in the cattle business for over 70 years and milking cows since 1986. The land and cattle herd have been Certified Organic by Midwest Organic Services Association (MOSA) since 2001. See other places where you can find products from this farm.
Colville, Washington 99114
USA
Douglas Falls Creamery has been a licensed raw dairy in NE Washington since 2012. They offer raw Jersey cow milk (year-round) and Alpine goat milk (seasonally) on their small family farm. Milking 2-5 cows and around 6 goats, milk is currently available by the half-gallon for $4 in a self-serve fridge. Located just 5 miles outside Colville, they also raise their own hay and are open for tours by appointment. See other places where you can find products from this farm.
Booneville, Kentucky 41314
USA
Crafted by Lindberg offers raw milk dairy through a herd share program. In short, you own part of the herd and pay a monthly boarding fee for the feeding, care, and milking of the cows; you are thus entitled to their milk.
Bristow, Oklahoma 74010
USA
They have one endangered dairy breed of dairy cows, Dutch Belted (Lakenvelder) and a new breed for the USA, Viking Red (Danish Red) which comes from Denmark. Both breeds excel in grass-based milk production. They also have Guernsey and Normande cows. They breed for A2/A2 beta casein and test for diseases. They have 160 acres and pasture cows full time. They raise replacement cows using nurse cows and feed very little grain, focusing on good grazing and healthy pastures. They have a small herd to tailor to cattle's individual needs. Fresh whole raw milk available for sale year-round, $4/gallon. Please call ahead to reserve and schedule pickup time. They do sell family milk cows, trained, gentle and suitable to be a family cow, please ask if you or someone you know is considering owning their own family milk cow. They consider their cows part of the family and we stay connected after the sale. Also for sale: Small milking systems matched to your cow and your needs. See other places where you can find products from this farm.
Farmington, Missouri 63640
USA
Raw milk available year round. Cows are machine milked. The milk is tested, double filtered (while milking and again for storage), and bottled/tank refrigerated immediately after milking. You may visit the farm to watch the process if you like. Cows are not given antibiotics or hormones. Most of the milk is A2/A2 and the farm is working toward 100% A2/A2.
The farm is a past commercial dairy with a commercial refrigerated tank. Thus they can also offer bulk quantities with appropriate containers and prior notice. When they have surplus milk and by giving them ample warning, you may be able to indulge in adventures in making cheese, ice cream, butter, and/or yogurt. Or become a weekly/bi-weekly or monthly customer via subscription (preferred) for reserved milk. Milk is sold in your supplied container (the farm does try to keep jars on hand for sale), then switched out (after thorough cleaning), then returned with your name on it.
Current prices are $7/gallon or $3.50/half-gallon for cow's milk. Quantity discount available for cheesemaking or milk projects (with provided food-safe 5-gallon bucket).
Farm is right off of Highway 67, behind Mineral Area College a couple of miles.
To contact them, call (in this order...they work too) 573-760-6701 or 314-803-3063. If no answer, leave a message and then please be patient, or call back if you don't hear from them. The farmers both work full-time jobs.
Farmer's statement: "We understand all aspects of healthy cows. Our family has four generations of experience. If you are unsure, please do your research and then feel free to come and see how it's done. You should always go and see the process from any dairy that you choose for raw milk. There should be nothing to hide."