Farm Directory

Offering raw goat milk year-round via herdshares, with pickup locations in Anchorage, Eagle River, and Palmer as well as at the farm. Goats are fed local grass hay and alfalfa, supplemented with a corn and soy-free feed, barley fodder, sea kelp, and organically derived minerals. The entire herd is tested annually, and is negative for CAE, CL, and Johne's. Lactating or food-producing animals are treated holistically, without antibiotics, growth hormones, or chemicals. They typically have 2-3 adult milkers for sale each year, as well as registered Alpine kids as future milking does and pack wethers. Starter cultures for kefir, yogurt, and kombucha are also available year-round. See other places where you can find products from this farm.

This small family farm specializes in goat milk from their herd of Nubian and Saanen goats that are pasture raised and fed alfalfa pellets while milking. Their goats are fed only natural grass products and do not get grains. Raw milk is available through a herdshare program with pickup at the farm or in Sedalia on a weekly basis. Both whole and half shares are offered. Bell Meadow also sells organically raised pastured eggs and produce with seasonal availability. See other places where you can find products from this farm.

Fresh goat milk. Meat goat kids organically grown, sold on hoof. See other places where you can find products from this farm.

Alpine and Toggenburg goats. Raised as organically as possible; goats are pastured, much of their food is grown onsite, and all is organic except a small amount of mineral supplement. No antibiotics or hormones are used; if an animal requires medication they use medicinal plants from the rainforest if they can, and they discard milk longer than advised so that no medication ever enters the milk. Goats and milk are tested regularly. Careful about sanitation; separate, dedicated room for milk processing. Goat’s milk (raw “cruda” or pasteurized) for $2.75/liter, cheese, plain or guanabana yogurt, and kefir. Order in advance. Idanea knows a small amount of English but she has a relative who can translate e-mails for her. She is happy to let you see the goats and their facilities. Farm is next to a school; approximate GPS coordinates: 8.614852,-82.445310. Orders can also be picked up at the BCP in Boquete at the Tuesday morning gringo market. See other places where you can find products from this farm.

Goatshares and cowshares available; animals are organically raised and cared for, no antibiotics, no growth hormones, no pasteurization, no homogenization, no chemicals. Pastured from April to November and fed hay in winter. They receive minimal amounts of Certified Organic grains. Farm also has other organic, pastured meat and poultry products available. See other places where you can find products from this farm.