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Raw A2/A2 cow milk herdshare available.

Rotational grazing on 80 acres in the Willamette Valley. Feed and supplements include: grass hay; alfalfa; fodder crops; small amounts of locally sourced and milled GMO-free grain; kelp and minerals. Laboratory and on-farm milk testing. Contact them for info sheets on farming, feeding and sanitation practices; and herdshare details.

Farm pick-up available. Weekly deliveries to Albany, Corvallis, Philomath, and other nearby areas.
Biweekly deliveries to Portland and Newport.

Contact: grassward.dairy at gmail.com

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Headwater Hills offers a limited number of raw milk herd shares from their small Nubian goat herd. Goats are pasture raised with daily hands-on care, clean housing, and a strong focus on animal health and milk quality.

Their herd care practices:

• Small, non-commercial herd
• Nubian goats only
• Calm, clean milking environment
• Pasture access with free-choice hay and balanced minerals
• Regular health monitoring and attentive herd management
• Careful milk handling from barn to fridge

Herd share options:

Whole share

• One-time herd share fee: $40 (establishes co-ownership in the herd)
• Monthly boarding & care fee: $80 during the milking season
• Milk allocation: Approximately 1 gallon of raw goat milk per week, averaged over the season

Half share

• One-time herd share fee: $20 (establishes partial co-ownership in the herd)
• Monthly boarding & care fee: $40 during the milking season
• Milk allocation: Approximately ½ gallon of raw goat milk per week, averaged over the season

As a herd share member, you legally own a portion of the herd and receive milk from your animals. Pickup is on a regular schedule. The farmers prioritize clear communication to make the experience easy and enjoyable.

Farmer's statement: "Nubian milk is known for its rich, creamy texture and naturally sweet flavor—wonderful for drinking, coffee, cheesemaking, yogurt, soap, and other home dairy uses. Our herd share is a great fit for individuals or families who value transparency, quality, and knowing exactly where their milk comes from. Please reach out through RealMilk.com for availability, pickup details, and any questions—we’re happy to help!"

Headwater Hills offers a limited number of raw milk herd shares from their small Nubian goat herd. Goats are pasture raised with daily hands-on care, clean housing, and a strong focus on animal health and milk quality.

Their herd care practices:

• Small, non-commercial herd
• Nubian goats only
• Calm, clean milking environment
• Pasture access with free-choice hay and balanced minerals
• Regular health monitoring and attentive herd management
• Careful milk handling from barn to fridge

Herd share options:

Whole share

• One-time herd share fee: $40 (establishes co-ownership in the herd)
• Monthly boarding & care fee: $80 during the milking season
• Milk allocation: Approximately 1 gallon of raw goat milk per week, averaged over the season

Half share

• One-time herd share fee: $20 (establishes partial co-ownership in the herd)
• Monthly boarding & care fee: $40 during the milking season
• Milk allocation: Approximately ½ gallon of raw goat milk per week, averaged over the season

As a herd share member, you legally own a portion of the herd and receive milk from your animals. Pickup is on a regular schedule. The farmers prioritize clear communication to make the experience easy and enjoyable.

Farmer's statement: "Nubian milk is known for its rich, creamy texture and naturally sweet flavor—wonderful for drinking, coffee, cheesemaking, yogurt, soap, and other home dairy uses. Our herd share is a great fit for individuals or families who value transparency, quality, and knowing exactly where their milk comes from. Please reach out through RealMilk.com for availability, pickup details, and any questions—we’re happy to help!"

Herdshare Tillamook farm

Oregonians wanting access to Helios Farms' Single-Moo Milk™ (raw cow milk) join HFPMA Orthomolecular Garden Ministry. HFPMA is the first in a network of Orthomolecular Restorative farms that are associated, auxiliary ministries of the Orthomolecular Garden Church.

HFPMA:
-Operates in the private domain for the benefit of their private association church members.
-Works daily and diligently to discern God's design in all life and farm activities, with farm methods rooted in scripture.
-Uses orthomolecular science and microbiome science to eliminate disease and to achieve optimal health of livestock, farm, and ministry members.
-Teaches about vitamin C babies and advocates for home births.
-Uses NO pharmaceutical products (including NO vaccines) and no agricultural chemicals on our land, with our livestock, or in our food production processes.
-Advocates for farms with on-farm dairy/creameries and on-farm butcheries to decentralize the food supply back to family-run and team-run farms.
-Delivers to many private drop points from Roseburg to Portland.
-Ships products to ministry members.

Each cow's milk is bottled separately (no processing or skimming). Ministry members are invited to visit to meet their cows, harvest their meats, experience the farm, and review and approve the boarding, milking, and bottling practices used with the herd. Cows forage and are fed hay and organic alfalfa (while being milked). Pre-milking teat dip is dissolved ascorbic acid (vitamin C) and niacinamide (vitamin B3). Post-milking teat dip is clabbered milk to reintroduce the probiotic spectrum to the teat. The water source on the land is spring water and spring-fed ponds. See other places where you can find products from this farm.