Lindstrom, Minnesota 55045
USA
Grassfed Jersey milk. A2/A2.
Farmer statement: "Our sweet Petunia is newly freshened and we have available spots for weekly pick ups."
Newfolden, Minnesota 56738
USA
Raw goat milk $8/gal. Please bring your own very clean container.
USA
Farmer statement:
"Milking an A2/A2 Jersey cow for home use and typically have extra to sell. Please send an email to info@centennialacresmn.com with customer info (name, location, phone number, frequency and quantity desired) and I will get back to you with more information!"
USA
🥛 Raw Milk & Fresh Eggs 🥚
Heifers start to freshen in March, with the majority in April. The farm's spring group is all Holstein, while the Jersey girls start to freshen come fall.
$8 per half gallon
$5 per dozen eggs
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Call or Text for availability
👉 Farm Pickup - Starting after March 11th
The farm is currently only offering on farm pick ups, by appointment only. Contact them to place your order and schedule pick up. All of their milk and eggs are pre-sold only. You must provide your own 1/2 gallon CLEAN container for milk. Egg carton returns are welcomed.
Cash preferred, Vemno accepted
❔️ What are the animals fed?
Milk cows are fed a baleage based diet (fermented hay to maximize nutrition and digestibility) along with vitamins and minerals to help balance their diet to maintain healthy, productive stock. The farmers work with local vets and nutritionists to ensure the optimal health of each individual animal.
The flock of chickens is allowed free range of the farm and can be found foraging around. They do receive corn, but are soy free.
💰 What does the money support?
The sale from any of the farm's products (milk, eggs, beef, lamb) allows them to continue to offer youth programming projects for a low cost, along with assisting in offsetting the costs of animal needs and care. Their youth projects, which they have offered since the 1970's, include include allowing youth to work directly with livestock (dairy and beef cattle) and giving them the opportunity to learn and develop lifelong skills when it comes to animal care and husbandry. In 2023 Chi-Lakes Cattle Co. served 12 youth from three counties and two states. Program included hands-on learning workshops with industry professionals, but also opportunities to attend several shows, including Chisago County Fair, Kanabec County Fair, two different Minnesota State Fair Livestock Encampments spanning over nine days and the Minnesota Beef Expo. This allowed the youth to showcase their hard work and knowledge to their peers and the public.
USA
Whole, unskimmed, raw milk from a 3/4 jersey, 1/4 guernsey cow. They calf-share, so many times she is raising a calf and gives less cream. When her calf is old enough to be weaned, she gives up usually around a quart of cream on a gallon. So there are seasons where the milk may be different. You must provide your own glass gallon or half gallon jars and pick up at the ranch.
Harris, Minnesota 55032-3622
USA
Small family farm, offering Jersey cow milk, eggs, soap, and seasonal produce. Call or text to schedule pickup.
Buffalo, Minnesota 55313
USA
Holstein cow dairy farm
Mabel, Minnesota 55954
USA
Raw, whole milk available on the farm. Small dairy located a short drive from LaCrosse, WI and Rochester, MN.
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.
Glencoe, Minnesota
USA
Raw milk from a herd of registered, show quality Saanen and Toggenburg dairy goats. Milk must be picked up at the farm. Fresh vegetables also available during the growing season as well as occasional eggs. Reader Comment: A reader spoke to the farmer and asked about how the goats are fed. The farmer said the goats get hay all year long as well as some feed which is mostly locally sourced, although the individual ingredients may not all be local, and he cannot confirm it is GMO-free. A few goats are fed organic grain. Please email the farm for more information. See other places where you can find products from this farm.