USA
Raw Nubian goat's milk, both fresh and frozen available.
Pasture-raised duck eggs available as well.
USA
Jersey milk. Feel free to call or text with questions.
Olivia, Minnesota 56277
USA
Fresh local raw milk
Per state of Minnesota, available via farm pick up only
$5.00 for 1/2 gallon
Bring empty 1/2 gallon glass jars with lids to swap at time of pick up
Text or call to arrange pickup time
#320-444-7484
CASH only
Lindstrom, Minnesota 55045
USA
Regenerative farm practices - 100% chemical-free / 100% grass-fed / 100% A2A2 Jersey
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Fresh and frozen raw goat milk from their award-winning herd of purebred registered Nubian and LaMancha dairy goats. Disease free and TB tested free herd. Volume pricing available on orders of 10+ gallons. Also sell goat milk soap and lotion: BlissBerry Nubians and LaManchas Simply Bliss Soap, Alexandria, MN. See other places where you can find products from this farm.
Princeton, Minnesota 55371
USA
Raw goat milk available from a small herd in Princeton, MN. Their lactating Alpine goats are fed free choice hay and a 16% lactating grain. They also get rotationally grazed throughout the green months. Email or text for availability and setup a pickup time. You will need to bring your own container. They are also on Facebook so you can check out any updates there.
Kenyon, Minnesota 55946
USA
This farm offers milk from 100% grass fed cows with no added hormones. $5 per half-gallon, bring your own container.
Farmer's statement: "We milk two girls: Ginger is a Norwegian Red x Jersey who has not been tested for A2, and Penne who is a Registered Guernsey and confirmed A2/A2."
Lindstrom, Minnesota 55045
USA
They have 100% grass-fed Jersey cows. They raise and practice rotational grazing with regenerative practices.
Harris, Minnesota 55032-3622
USA
Small family farm, offering Jersey cow milk, eggs, soap, and seasonal produce. Call or text to schedule pickup.
Faribault, Minnesota 55021
USA
They milk a small herd of A2A2 registered Jersey cows. The cows are on pasture as well as get free choice high quality alfalfa hay. They also get a couple of scoops of grain during milking that the farmers have made up at a local mill. Milk is $5 per gallon. You must provide clean glass or stainless containers to transport your milk. They usually recommend half-gallon Ball jars. If you're interested, feel free to call, text, or email them. Email is dkflooring1 at gmail dot com.