Michigan

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.

This small dairy operates just south of Lansing and has been in business for the last four generations.

Diversity Farm is an Amish farm located in Morely, MI, and has one delivery location in Grand Rapids, MI and another in Big Rapids, MI. Pick-ups can also be done directly at the farm. Herdshares for cow milk offered starting at $60 (one time fee) per share and $20 per month per share for boarding fees. Herd is 100 percent grassfed milking shorthorns. Farm also offers a CSA, beef, pork, chicken, turkey, and duck seasonally. Other products include honey, maple syrup, soy-free eggs, and cheese. See other places where you can find products from this farm.

Facebook: dreamgoats, Instagram: the.dreamgoats. Nubian dairy goats, grazing on fresh forage May-October and supplemented by no-spray hay, Graham's Organic Goat Feed, and Gravel Bottom Brewery spent grain, produce fluid milk from June through January. No antibiotics or hormones are used. Kids are raised on their dams. Quarter, half and whole gallon herdshares available for seven months of the year. Owner fee is $20/$40/$80 and boarding fee is equal to owner fee and is paid upfront in full by check or via auto-withdrawal each month. Westside Grand Rapids pickup is an additional $20/month and home delivery is an additional $40/month. Cheesemaking workshops and bimonthly goat hikes are free for owners. June-October goat hikes are open to the public ($5/person). Excess milk is made into herbal, organic soap is sold on online store and shipped nationwide. See other places where you can find products from this farm.

Facebook: echolightfarm. Providing GMO-free dairy goat herdshares, brown eggs, and handmade cold-process goat milk soap in the Upper Peninsula. Echolight raises a disease-free tested herd of ADGA American Alpine dairy goats and a flock of purebred Wyandotte chickens. Milking is performed using a closed milking machine system, and monthly mastitis tests are performed to ensure quality. No vaccines, antibiotics, or chemicals are used in their livestock. Herdshare fees are $35/month for approximately one gallon of milk each week; half and quarter shares are also available. Scheduled tours are welcome and encouraged. Herdshare drop-off locations to Escanaba, Iron Mountain, Manistique, and Marquette may be available.

This farm offers a herd share program for cow's milk.

Farmer's statement: "We are a small local dairy farm that has been committed to producing high quality milk with happy cows. Our girls are like our kids. They are spoiled rotten, and give delicious milk."