Kentucky

Crossbred dairy cows, always on pasture. Grazing is managed following the principles of Andre Voisin as outlined in Grass Productivity. Cattle are grassfed and are only given a limited amount of grain in the parlor. Cows receive no r-BST, no GMO feeds, and no soy. Visitors are welcome by prior arrangement. Raw milk is available through herdshares. See other places where you can find products from this farm.

Facebook: High Spruce Farm. Cows are Jersey (A2/A2) and Brown Swiss. Cows are fed non-GMO grain, pasture during warm months and local hay in the winter. Monthly testing of milk, no antibiotics. Please contact farm for pricing information; pick up at the farm from 8 am-7 pm, No calls after 8 pm, some delivery available upon request. Visitors welcome by appointment. Located in Northern KY between I-71 and I-75; call for further directions. See other places where you can find products from this farm.

Milk shares available from grassfed A2 purebred Guernsey cow. This cow has been tested and proven to have A2/A2 beta casein. She is mostly grassfed with a small amount of organic dairy feed given at milking time. Every effort made to use only organic products such as organic fly spray made of essential oils. She is hand milked into stainless steel buckets, milk is strained, chilled in the freezer, and stored in glass jars. You may sample the milk first by appointment. Local pick up from farm. May be able to meet you in town depending on the quantity and location. Shares cost $6/week and will provide one gallon of milk per week. They can be paid monthly. You can provide your own jars or purchase half gallon jars for $2.50/jar including a lid. See other places where you can find products from this farm.

Open by appointment only. Free range herd of Saanen, Alpine and Recorded Grade dairy goats. Healthy herd, CAE Neg, CL Free and annual Biosecurity Panel (TB, Brucellosis & Johnes) done on all milkers. Herd is on a standard dairy herd improvement testing program. Individual monthly testing is done on the milk for each goat on their protein, fat and somatic cell count. Goats milked 365 days a year. Goats are fed alfalfa hay and a local grain mix. Chemical dewormers rarely used. If used, strict withdrawal times are adhered to. Warm water with electrolytes is changed out at least 2x a day. Fans are used to keep them cool and fly predators are used to limit use of fly insecticides. Antibiotics are used, but only in life and death situations. So no routine antibiotics are used and strict withdrawal times are followed if antibiotics are needed. Our girls (and stinky boys) are part of our family. Raw milk dairy herdshares offered with the option of having a portion of your shares made into cheeses. Shares offered year-round. Email for more information. See other places where you can find products from this farm.

Food Club Drop-Off at Newton's Attic- Call for more information. See other places where you can find products from this farm.