Tunbridge, Vermont 05077
USA
100 percent grassfed, A2/A2 raw Guernsey cow milk for sale by the half gallon.
Farmer statement: "Fledgling Farmstead is the former home of Mountain Home Farm, a single-source micro-dairy specializing in high-quality, grass-fed butter. Since transitioning our dairy, we have continued to keep a family milk cow and we are excited to offer raw milk to our community again as of January 2025!
We feed high quality hay and some pelleted alfalfa when our cow comes in for milking. During the growing season, we rotationally graze our pastures. We milk with a belly-milker system, meaning that the milk is covered during milking and it does not go through a vacuum line system. We follow all Vermont standards for Tier 1 raw milk sales. We invite your questions about our process!
We are currently milking only one cow so milk supplies are limited to subscription sales and pick-ups by appointment only. For more information or to sign up for a regular pick-up, email fledglingfarmstead@gmail.com or call (802) 685-3181."
Hardwick, Vermont 5843
USA
Facebook: coming soon. They milk a small ADGA-registered dairy goat herd of Alpines and Saanens seasonally. The goats browse and graze outdoors during the summer months. This is not an organic certified dairy but they feed a diet that includes organic second cut hay, organic garlic stalks and organic garlic cloves. They ferment raw goats milk to create a kefir that is sold as a pet supplement called Farm Dog Formula. This farm does not sell raw milk for human consumption. The nutrients from the goats are used to grow NOFA-certified hay, straw and organic garlic that is sold online and locally. On-farm sales are by appointment only and they have CSA drop-off points in Stowe, VT and Lexington, MA. See other places where you can find products from this farm.
USA
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Grafton, Vermont 5146
USA
Aged Cheddars from raw Jersey milk. See other places where you can find products from this farm.
Castleton, Vermont 05735
USA
A small family-run dairy goat farm. They raise and sell American Lamanchas, also offering stud service. Goats graze on acres of pasture, supplemented with a diet of grain, corn, and cereal and seeds. They currently sell raw milk during season of May - Dec. then prepare goats for kidding, which they sell in spring. They make a 100 percent raw goat milk soap in 16 year-round scents and 6 specialty scents for each season. They use only six ingredients in the soap, no water, soy, or glycerin. Also offer goat milk fudge in several flavors. They also raise and sell chicken and duck eggs. They are working on including beef they raise. They offer farm tours and milking demos. You can also rent babies for parties or events. Hoping to offer soap making classes soon. Online store & farms stand coming soon, but you can call and order anytime.
Phone:
518-221-7549 (Deborahlee)
802-779-2261 (Harley)
Randolph Center, Vermont
USA
Family farm since the 1930s, milking a herd of Milking Shorthorns. See other places where you can find products from this farm.
Poultney, Vermont
USA
Green Mountain College students interested in sustainable agriculture hand-milk a Milking Shorthorn cow, twice a day. She is fed primarily grass out in the rotationally grazed pasture and local hay with some grain during milking. Raw milk is available for sale in the self-serve red barn for $3/half-gallon with a $2 jar deposit. See other places where you can find products from this farm.
Northfield, Vermont
USA
Sustainably and organically raising vegetables and free-range animals. Raw goat milk, chickens, pigs, turkeys. See other places where you can find products from this farm.
South Royalton, Vermont
USA
Small herd of Jerseys, milking one. Self-serve farmstand with raw milk, eggs, chickens, broilers, and canned preserves. See other places where you can find products from this farm.
Albany, Vermont 05820
USA
Dairy Farm