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Sources of real milk and real milk products in Arizona:
Statewide:
- Raw milk can be found across the state in Sprouts markets. Find a location on their website: www.sprouts.com.
Cochise County:
- Benson/Pomerene: Fiore di Capra (“Flower of the Goat”), Alethea Swift, Pomerene AZ (35 mi E of Tucson off I-10), phone: 520-586-2081, email: fioredicapra@gmail.com, web: goatmilkandcheese.com. Fiore di Capra is a grade A goat dairy and creamery. Raw goat milk products include milk, kefir, yogurt, artisanal fresh and aged cheese, cajeta (traditional sweet milk pouring sauce, also known as dulce de leche), caramels, ice cream, and cheesecakes. Handmade soaps and lotions also available. Licensed Grade A and inspected by the State of Arizona since 2006. No pesticides or hormones used. Antibiotics used only in extremis (to save the life of the animal) and that milk is not used for production. Products available on Sundays from 8 am to noon at the St. Phillip’s Plaza Farmers Market (4280 N. Campbell Ave.) in Tucson. Most products sold online at their website, and available for shipping throughout the country. Raw milk products (milk and kefir) shipped in half-gallon bottles via UPS Ground Service throughout Arizona only. Onsite sales available on a case-by-case basis (please phone to coordinate). Visit the farm website to view photos of farm and animals and sign up for email list. Calls and questions welcome.
- Elfrida: Golden Rule Dairy (between Willcox and Douglas along Rt. 191), phone: 520-210-2857, email: goldenruledairy@gmail.com, web: www.goldenruledairy.com. Golden Rule Dairy is a small family owned and operated licensed Grade A Dairy. They offer raw milk from their herd of Jersey cows. The cows are grassfed, grain-free and non-GMO. As of now they only have milk available, but are working towards having cream, butter, etc. in the near future. They have different drop locations where you can purchase fresh milk weekly. They also have their milk in a few local health food stores and farmers markets. Be sure to check out their website for exact locations, times, store listings, farmers markets and more. You may also pick up milk directly from the farm. Farm visits are always welcome Monday through Friday and occasionally Saturdays. Contact them for an appointment.
- St. David: T Bar J, (between Benson and Tombstone), phone: 520-390-9839, email: connie@cobracrew.com. A free range, pastured dairy that raises and milks jersey cows. Please call for availability.
Maricopa County:
- Laveen: Martin Farms, email: minidairy@hotmail.com. Raw goat milk, small, family owned operation with La Mancha and Nubian Dairy Goats, horses, sheep, and chickens. (No cows.) They have the Arizona Department of Agriculture license to sell and distribute raw goat milk and cheeses for pet food consumption only. Currently under Arizona Law they are allowed to sell milk for pet food use only. AZ Dept. Of Ag. Environmental Services Division License No. 3657.
- Phoenix: Healthy Habit Health Foods, 6029 N 7th St. Phoenix, AZ 85014, phone: 602-252-6000, web: HealthyHabitHealthFoods.com. Carries raw milk. Call in advance because it sells out quickly.
- Queen Creek:
- Save Your Dairy, Jackie Calamos, phone: 480-279-4474, web: saveyourdairy.com. They are a small, Grade A dairy, licensed by the state of Arizona. They produce, bottle and distribute only raw cow milk throughout the state. Currently located at the NW corner of Higley and Riggs, but need to find a new home very soon, as a shopping center will be built on the land they lease. Anyone knowing of a small dairy for sale, or acreage to lease or purchase, please contact owner Jackie Calamos through the website or phone listed above.
- Scarlett Ridge Farms: See listing under Pinal County/Santan Valley.
- Surprise: email: simone_karol@hotmail.com. Private family has surplus milk available in the Surprise, AZ area. Grass/alfalfa fed family Jersey cow. no grain. DNA tested A2/A2 , results can be provided. Not licensed to sell for human food, sold as pet food only.
Navajo County:
- Snowflake: Kimber’s Farm Fresh Eggs, Susan Clark, P.O. Box 2706, Snowflake, AZ. 85937; phone: 760-484-6376; email: broostersmom4@gmail.com. Raw cow milk for pets or crafts from Guernsey cows fed hay and grasses. No hormones or antibiotics used. Call first to check availability and arrange pickup time (they are open 11 am – 4 pm Monday-Saturday). This is a small family farm managed by a mother and daughter and they only sell direct from their farm.
Pima County:
- Tucson:
- Guadalupe Guernseys, Tucson, AZ, Gila Goodwin, phone: 520-609-6528, email: gilaguadalupe@gmail.com. They have a small herd of registered A2/A2 Guernseys that are fed a mixture of non-GMO alfalfa and timothy mix. They sell whole milk, cream, and periodically cheese, butter, and other dairy products. The milk is tested regularly by DHIA and has been found to have a butterfat content of around 4 percent and a protein content around 3.6 percent. Milk is $8/gallon and is stored in commercial refrigerators at 33 degrees.
- Happy Cows Creamery (Northwest Tucson), Skip Dotson, phone: 520-591-6960, email: rockybadcat@gmail.com. They have a small herd of registered Jerseys that are fed a non-GMO alfalfa hay supplemented with a custom mix of non-GMO grain. Two of the cows are A2/A2. The milk has been lab tested and is tested monthly at a USDA certified lab. $9/gallon. The milk is filtered and bottled immediately after milking and refrigerated in commercial refrigerators to 33 degrees. With a three-gallon purchase, a dozen eggs from their organically fed chickens are included. Raw milk kefir is also available. Visits to the farm to see the care and treatment of the cows and chickens are encouraged.
- Montoya Family Farm, David & Alexandria Montoya, Tucson, East Side (Catalina Hwy and Prince), phone: 520-440-0020. They have a small herd of registered Jerseys that are fed a non-GMO alfalfa hay, supplemented with a custom mix of non-GMO grain. $10/gallon. In-person pickup or weekly deliveries available.
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Racing Acres, Josh Tatge, phone: 520-991-1954 (east side of Tucson). They have a small herd of registered Jerseys that are fed a non-GMO alfalfa hay supplemented with a custom mix of non-GMO grain. $10/gallon. Fresh eggs also available
- Sparlin Ranch Works(Oro Valley, Catalina, Oracle, Marana), John Sparlin, phone: 520-971-1545, email: JohnBSparlin@TucsonSold.com. They currently have one Jersey cow that produces DNA-tested A2/A2 milk. They feed non-GMO grain and alfalfa hay. No corn or soy is fed and no hormones, pesticides or antibiotics used. Butter, cheese, and other milk products are available periodically. Farm-fresh free-range non-GMO chicken eggs are available as well.
Pinal County:
- Casa Grande:
- Fond Du Lac Farms, 8149 S. Stanfield Road Casa Grande, AZ, 85193. Phone: 844-RAW-FARM (844-729-3276). email: info@fonddulacfarms.com. web: fonddulacfarms.com. Facebook: www.Facebook.com/FDLFarms. Licensed, state-certified raw Brown Swiss cow milk. Fond du Lac Farms is a family owned and operated dairy; cows are fed organically grown, non-GMO pastured hay grown by a local farmer. No corn or soy. Milk sold in half gallons. Available at all Sprouts farmers markets as well as many health food stores throughout the state. Read more on their website FAQ and visit the site for full store listings.
- Green Pastures Raw Milk Dairy, 4613 N. Signal Peak Road Casa Grande, AZ 85194, phone: 520-705-3248, web: http://azrawmilk.com/. Facebook: greenpasturesrawmilkdairy. Green Pastures Raw Milk Dairy pasture graze their Brown Swiss/Jersey cows. Raw milk is available for $11/gallon. Available in a large number of host houses, stores, and farmer’s markets throughout Arizona. Cows are on raised on pasture 365 days a year. When needed they are fed high quality bermuda hay grown on the farm. They are available by phone during normal business hours Monday through Saturday. Tours of the farm by appointment only. Please call or visit their Facebook page/Instagram for questions and inquiry. Stores: Arcadia Meat Market, Udder Delights, Haynes Chiropractic, Dutch Masters Electric, Johnny Gibsons Market, Blue Organic Skys Farm Store, Heartquist Hallow Farms, Rhiba Farm Store, Agritopia Farm Store Your Farm Foods delivery Service (yourfarmfoods.com) and more. Host home pick up areas: Globe, East Mesa, Tolleson, Coolidge, Florence, Phoenix, Scottsdale, Gilbert, Queen Creek, Litchfield, Suprise, Peoria, Glendale, Tucson, and Sahuarita. Areas are always updating and adding more locations. Please call if you do not see your area.
- Santan Valley: Scarlett Ridge Farms, (cross streets are Ocotillo/Ironwood), email: realtorioli@msn.com, text: 480-695-3562. Raw cow milk. Healthy registered Jerseys, tested A2/A2. High quality butter fat and protein. Cows graze on four acres of fresh green Bermuda grass pastures, supplementing includes non-GMO high protein alfalfa, directly from local hay farmer, No corn/soy is fed. Cows provide milk for family along with a few other family shares. The farm is not licensed to sell raw milk for human consumption. Raw milk available through other arrangements. Fresh milk is sold whole and cream is not separated. Text for availability. Sometimes there is a wait list.
Yavapai County:
- Chino Valley: Plum Prairie Creamery, Erin Davis, phone/text: 602-980-9203, email: contact@plumprairiecreamery.com, web: www.plumprairiecreamery.com. 100 percent grassfed. State licensed and certified Grade A creamery. Jersey cows raised organically on pasture year round. No grain, corn, soy, or antibiotics. 12 milking cows on 10 acres. A licensed dairy with raw milk available in glass half gallon jars, as well as heavy cream sold by the quart. Available in Mount Hope Foods Naturally in Cottonwood, Interdependence Foods in Sedona, The Honey Man store in Prescott Valley, Uptown Farmers Market in Phoenix. Visit website for a current list of drop points, store hours, and more information.
Yuma County:
- Yuma: Sprouts Farmers Market, 1590 S 4th Ave. Yuma, Az. 85364, phone: (928) 288-6061. Offers Fond Du Lac Farms raw milk in half gallons.
Have any of these bovine been tested for BLV? Thank you in advance
The only information we can offer is what suppliers give us. You would have to contact them specifically to get information about their treatment practices.
Their milk breaks by itself … half water half milk !!!! Says it right there on the jug shake it well before drinking? Why’s that? Because I believe it is mixed with water at best(hopefully just water). I know well what real raw whole milk looks like. FOND DUC LOC, SAVE THE DAIRY, PLUM PRAIRIE CREAMERY and GREEN PASTURES are all the same. I tried all of these farms and all are the same. Don’t believe me? Goto sprouts pick up either kefir or raw milk by Fond Duc Loc and see how the milk or kefir inside the bottle is separated by water or just broken? Word to the aforementioned farmers: Let’s play Swear To God? Swear to God that you don’t add anything into the milk? Swear To God that you don’t add water into the milk? God Is Good.
Raw milk separates first into cream and milk, and then into curds and whey. The whey looks watery. Is it possible you are more familiar with raw goat’s milk, which doesn’t separate into a thick cream layer as much as raw cow’s milk does (because the fat molecules in goat’s milk are smaller and remain more dispersed in the milk; cow’s milk fat molecules are larger and separate more, with the cream rising over time). If you are seeing non-homogenized raw milk and kefir in the store it will appear to have a thicker layer at the top. And yes, it will probably say on the jug to shake it, to disperse the cream throughout the milk. Before homogenization became common, one always did that. Except when you wanted to pour off the cream to use for your coffee or other creamy uses.
Green Pastures now has a website with info and an online order form:
http://azrawmilk.com/
Thank you!
need raw goats milk, live in yuma arizona,
If the listings above do not work for you, you might call and/or email your nearest Weston A Price Foundation chapter to see if they know of a supplier near you.
Click on the “Local Chapter Leader” link on this page: https://www.westonaprice.org/find-nutrient-dense-foods/.
were you able to find any raw goat’s milk in Yuma?
Looking for local raw milk too! Looked on the Weston website and there isn’t anything for Yuma Arizona
On the page above, a Sprouts location in Yuma is listed as a supplier of raw milk.
I desperately need raw, unpasteurized goat milk for a serious health issue. I live in Mesa, AZ.
Can someone help me find a source?
There are a few listings above that serve the Phoenix area, as well as Queen Creek, southeast of you. You might also call or email your nearest Weston A Price Foundation chapter to see if they know of any that are not listed: https://secure.westonaprice.org/cvweb_weston/cgi-bin/utilities.dll/openpage?wrp=chapter_dir.htm
We at Green Pastures Raw Milk Dairy deliver throught the valley. Please give us a call! 520-705-3248
Where can you buy raw milk in scottsdale by the gallon?
We do not currently have any listings for Scottsdale specifically, but there are some other providers listed above that might be a possibility, including several in the Phoenix area.
Sprouts carries raw milk.
It does not separate, I think they take the cream out
I live in Scottsdale, Az and Green Pastures delivers once a week. It’s always good and fresh.
Sprouts carries by the half gallon and it’s about $7.50 so expensive.
Arcadia Meat Market sells Green Pastures Raw Milk Dairy (by the gallon) in Scottsdale; Green Pastures also delivers to many drop off points in the Valley. Sweet people, lovely cows that graze on pasture (registered A2/A2).
Thank you!
I’m in East Mesa. I use Green Pastures in Casa Grande (pastured, raw dairy with A2 Brown Swiss). They drop off Wednesdays at my home, they are also at the farmers market in Scottsdale and Peoria every week.
Proverbs Dairy is in Silver City, NM and surrounding. Is that close to you?
Is any raw goat or cow milk available at the Farmer’s Market in Bisbee?
Hello Cindy,
Golden Rule Dairy provides milk in two places in Bisbee. You can see in on their page here:
http://www.goldenruledairy.com/stores/
I know this is old so I’m hoping maybe things have changed. What is closest to Gilbert area for raw milk with pastured cows? I know there are a couple places that sell raw milk but cows aren’t pastured. I know Sprouts sells raw milk but from what I understand those cows are not pastured.
Unfortunately, you will probably NOT find grass fed cows in the desert…just won’t happen. The dairy in Casa Grande – Fond du Lac Farms has EXCELLENT milk – A2 milk – and they feed only organic barley and I believe organic hay but go to their website and check them out!! We’ve been getting their milk for the last year or more…EXCELLENT – AND they do great job of keeping their dairy clean for clean animals therefor clean source!
For the record, Green Pastures has full transparency too.. you can actually give them a call and they allow you to come out to the farm (state certified) – they are listed on this page. And yes, they are pastured.
I would like to pick up some if you still do a run.
Green Pastures delivers to my home (Eastmark area).. they also sell their milk at Steadfast Farm at Eastmark, though their store is small so not too many gallons. If you want Green Pastures, you are welcome to let me know, I can add your milk #’s to mine and you can swing by and get it from me. I’m home during the week with kids.
Green Pastures grazes their A2/A2 Brown Swiss on Pasture, offering half and full gallon. They also offer full transparency (you can visit the farm).
In Laveen, she makes raw Ricotta, feta, and chevre cheese, all out of goat milk. In March 2017 they will have it available.
Does anyone know if there is a farm in AZ, preferably near Phoenix, that sells donkey or horse milk? My children cannot tolerate cow or goat milk. Any help would be appreciated.
Have you received any responses? We are in Quartzsite as well. Thanks!
I have raw butter, please email me herbalheirlooms@gmail.com if you’re interested. 🙂 Thanks.
I have raw butter, $5 per half pound. Email me @ herbalheirlooms@gmail.com 🙂
I deliver raw butter to phx and Mesa, email me herbalheirlooms@gmail.com. $5 per half pound.
Me too!
Please contact webmaster@realmilk.com if you would like to be listed on this page.
Hello jennifer i am interested in your raw milk coop i live in lake havasu city you can contact me at mickeymc3@hotmail.com
Don’t know exactly where you are in AZ! We deliver fresh, raw milk to Tucson and all other south eastern cities. Browse our website for more info and give us a call:)
Thanks,
Joylin
Sorry, Here is the Phone Number is 520-210-2857.
Raw milk is available at Sprouts in Phoenix, AZ from the Fon Du Lac Dairies in Casa Grande.
Which sprouts?
As far as I’ve experienced all Sprouts has that raw milk brand. Im uncertain about whether it is from grass or grain fed cows. I always seek grass-fed, no disease building gluten from grass.
My nearest Sprouts does not carry raw milk.
You could request it?
Have you found any raw milk sources in Yuma yet? Very interested. 8/25/15.
Looking for raw milk, goat or cow, and haven’t been able to come up with a place in the Yuma area until February. If you have a lead, or know how to order online or some unique way, please drop me a note. Your help would be greatly appreciated. 8/25/15.
If you are interested in coordinating a pickup in the west phoneix area, I can supply you weekly. maybe everyone on this thread can rotate doing the drive ? simone_karol@hotmail.com
Hi! I’m looking for grass fed beef, chicken and dairy as well as organic produce. I’m in the Casa Grande area but can’t seem to find anything reasonably priced or with a 2 hr drive. I’ve got 4 kids with a range of issues including Autism, ADHD, Sensory Processing disorder, severe allergies, etc. I’m trying to get us on a healthier, holistic path in nutrition and healing. Can anyone give me some info? I’ll totally go to farmer’s markets in Tucson or the Valley but I don’t know where or who. Thanks in advance!
Green Pastures Raw Milk Dairy is in CG. They are listed on this site. They have pastured, Brown Swiss. Lovely folks.
Rick and Kelly deliver to Flagstaff and Sedona every Saturday.
Prescott Valley/Chino/delivery to other locations: Golden Guernsey Of Arizona, Cows are located in Prescott Valley. Many drop offs/delivery throughout the state: Sedona/Flagstaff/ChinoValley/Chandler/Gilbert/Deer Valley/Prescott/Prescott Valley. Cows are fed a diet of organic, non-GMO hay and Bermuda grass, flax seed and pasture. Tested A2/A2 Guernsey Cows. Higher butterfat and protein, Vitamin A and D. Milk $12/gallon, $6/half gallon; whole yogurt $5/quart, $8/lb.; farmer’s cheese, butter $12 lb.; cream $8 qt., $4 pint. Please call Rick at 608-449-3504 or call/text Kelly 608-449-5491 or email kellyboge@gmail.com for more information.
Any place that has raw milk in Chandler Arizona?
We have a raw milk drop off in Chandler, email me at simone_karol@hotmail.com for more info 🙂
Green Pastures (Casa Grande) delivers to Chandler every week. They have registered A2 Brown Swiss, they graze on pasture and offer farm visits (I don’t believe other local dairies do that). Their milk is avail in half and full gallon, full gallon is $11.
see my Snowflake comment above
There’s a guy who has lots of goats and lives south of Concho, just off 61 north-west side of it. Ask around there. His wife even makes ice-cream for local fares. You have to drive on the dirt road up a fairly steep hill.
I am looking to purchase raw goat milk on a regular basis and I live in Camp Verde, not far from Cottonwood. Can you please let me know where I can buy this locally (that doesn’t taste goaty) Thank you so much.
I’m also interested in purchasing Raw Milk in Yuma. Any body find sources locally?
For the Sellers/Producers: Consider “Rail” and Co-Op’ing Space with other Raw Milk Producers and let a local sell the product (???maybe???)
Below Information copy/pasted from (http://www.visityuma.com/events.html)
—Farmers Markets:—
Sunrise Farmers Market at Yuma Quartermaster Depot (free park admission) every Sunday from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. For more info, call 928-782-0063 or http://www.yumafarmersmarket.com.
Historic Downtown Yuma – Every Tuesday except holidays from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. thru April 1. Benefits Crossroads Mission. For more info, call 425-941-5030.
Yuma Palms Regional Center – Every Saturday except holidays from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. thru the last Saturday in March. Benefits Crossroads Mission. For more info, call 425-941-5030.
(Hopefully this post is in compliance with TOS)
Thanks !
I’m also hoping to find cow milk in/near Yuma!
I would like to get raw milk in Yuma too.
Tony,
Any hits on raw milk in yuma area yet? We move there in January.
Have you found any raw milk sources in Yuma? Love to get some. 8/25/15
Me too! I’m in Show Low.
Is St. David close enough? 520-390-9839
when you find colostrum in the greater Phx area would you email me @ gotcrowns@gmail.com ?
Thx
Mike
I occationally have raw colostrum available . simone_karol@hotmail.com west phx area.
when you find colostrum in the greater Phx area would you email me @ gotcrowns@gmail.com ?
Thx
Mike
Connie,
still interested or have you found a source? I am willing to coordinate with other interested parties to pick-up drop off??
If you’ve found some people to put their orders together, please let me know. My husband & I would be interested in about a gallon and a half or two per week. Thanks.
Interested (in Yuma) too!
If you are interested in coordinating a pickup in the west phoneix area, I can supply you weekly. maybe everyone on this thread can rotate doing the drive ? simone_karol@hotmail.com
Also looking in Yuma area. If we have enough interested maybe we can coordinate a pick-up or drop off??
I’ll be in Yuma in January. Need to have some real milk. Anyone have any luck yet?
If you are interested in coordinating a pickup in the west phoneix area, I can supply you weekly. maybe everyone on this thread can rotate doing the drive ?
I know that is is an old posting that I am reading. However, do you have a website? I would love to learn more about your Nubians if you have any this year. Also would love more info on your classes or lessons that you have listed.
Thank you,
Angie
Contact me about my co-op and possible pick up in Kingman.
I am interested in raw milk in the Kingman area.
Thank you.
Diane Melin
I just moved to the Golden Valley area and cannot find raw milk (for my kefir grains) anywhere from Havasu, to Bullhead City, to Kingman. Can you please help?
Looking for raw milk in kingman area. Any suggestions?
If you have a coop in kingman I would be interesed
If you are interested in coordinating a pickup in the west phoneix area, I can supply you weekly. maybe everyone on this thread can rotate doing the drive ?
Contact me about my coo-op Gloria.
I’m interested in raw milk in the Kingman area.
Thank you.
Diane Melin
Im from the lake havasu city area any luck finding raw milk preferably a2a2 but any will work please e mail me at mickeymc3@hotmail.com thank you
If you are interested in coordinating a pickup in the west phoneix area, I can supply you weekly. maybe everyone on this thread can rotate doing the drive ?
I’m in LV area with a co-op. Contact me for info if you like. Can be of assistance.
Raw milk is not illegal in NV, they just want people to think it is….check the statutes….
Where in LV can we find this coop??
We are in Lake Havasu City
Would love to see what all is available.
We would like to find someone who does free range chickens and eggs as well as free range beef or buffalo
I agree. I occasionally buy mil form there but I’m looking for a better source. She’s very passionate about so many health issues today that I was very surprised when I showed up at the dairy and saw there was no grass and the cows where walking around in their own poop. Looking for a better raw milk source for Chandler area!
NEW raw milk dairy, Fond du Lac Farms, just opened in Casa Grande. These cows are not pasture raised but they are an A2 breed. You can find out all sorts of info by clicking on their FAQ http://fonddulacfarms.com/
They will be selling milk at East Valley Sprouts starting this Wednesday, July 23rd, 2014. http://fonddulacfarms.com/15-latest-news/30-fond-du-lac-farms-milk-headed-to-sprouts
If these locations are not near you, I’d suggest going to their Facebook page and requesting that they service your city https://www.facebook.com/FDLFarms You can also make your product requests known there as well, as I have done in requesting butter and cream only.
I’m in East Mesa and every Wednesday Green Pastures Raw Dairy (pastured, Brown Swiss, Casa Grande) drops off at my home for my surrounding area. Let me know if you are interested. I know you are in Chandler but I do believe they have someone in Chandler they drop off with for that area.
We have guernsey A2 MILK. Golden Guernsey. Call Rick at 608-449-3504.
Rick,
How much milk do you have available? I won’t be back in town till September but I’ll also looking for clean, A2 raw milk!
Jada
I live in the Surprise area and have Jersey cows 🙂 email me at simone_karol@hotmail.com
I am in the surprise area, email me at simone_karol@hotmail.com 🙂
All goat milk is A2!
I have a DNA tested A2/A2 cow. email me at simone_karol@hotmail.com
Kate,
I am going to be in Sierra Vista on business March 17-21. Looking for a gallon of cow’s milk. Any leads? Thanks. – Tony
I really wish save your dairy was taken off this list. If you have been to this dairy this is not a good place to buy healthy raw milk. These cows live in their feces and are not pasture fed. It is incredibly dirty and the cows do not look well. I understand she has to sell or move soon but it is really a sad operation right now. It is not good for me because I need good raw dairy I live within a mile of save your dairy.
I don’t know where you are but I was going there and stopped too. I use Green Pastures now in Casa Grande, they are state certified, pastured Brown Swiss.
I’m in East Mesa and I am a host for my area.. GP comes here every Wednesday to drop off milk for my area. You aren’t that far from me really.
Did you find anything? Just moved here. :/ missing organics and jersey cow milk.
I would also buy fresh milk and cheese in Yuma, AZ if I could find some.
I still haven’t heard of a place to get fresh cows milk here in Yuma. There are a few folks to get goats milk from. I’d really love to find a source for access to fresh to make yogurt and butter for my family.
Interested in raw milk,where is the farmer in Buckey and his phone number.Thankyou Bonnie
Raw milk sales are illegal in NV, unfortunately. Here’s a link to a map that provides information all states.
http://www.farmtoconsumer.org/raw_milk_map.htm
Please encourage this farmer to contact us to be listed! It’s our policy only to list farmers with their permission because this website is often used by government agents to find and harass farmers. Thanks!
I wrote to them. Thank you!
What exactly are you looking for? There are only nine listings in Arizona so it seems like with a glance and possibly a few Google searches for cities you may not recognize, you could find the source closest to you. If you’re near a border in your state, then checking the listings for the neighboring state should also not take too long.
This site is provided for free to the public by a small nonprofit with only one full-time staffer. I work on this website in my “spare” time. When we started there was one short page of listings. Now there is a long page for almost every state. For some years I have wanted to offer mapped listings. However, I have developed, revised, and issued a statement of work to web developers several times over the years, and have not been able to find someone who can do what needs doing within a reasonable budget. I have found that many, many people are quite certain it is super easy, but when I dig and try to find the answers I need, I have come up empty. I have been hoping that as off-the-shelf solutions have become more common, the answer would surface but so far no luck. Custom programming such as that at LocalHarvest.com may be the way to go but for now this is not in the budget.
Thank you for all of your hard work and all you do Jill. I think the site works well for what can be done for now. The info is there to be found and people just have to learn to look for the info. It’s not like its not there and accessible!!
Thanks again for your work.
Jennifer
I realize I’m almost 4 years late on this reply, but this post irked me and I felt compelled.
I, too, want to thank you (realmilk.com) for the work you do on this site and the information it offers. It’s really not difficult to perform a web search for cities, maps, or simply more information on a farm or company who chooses to be listed here.
Perhaps pk has something to offer in the way of helping this site be better organized, since it is not up to his or her aesthetic par.
Beyond that, the site provides exactly what it needs to in the way of offering information to guide a searcher in the right direction. Thank you for offering your time and for paying for this site to even exist…there are many of us who are grateful for what you are able to do.
I live in Chandler and this place is pretty close to me and I heard they deliver also http://saveyourdairy.com/
Yes, call save your dairy for info.
I encourage you to submit a listing to be on this page. See How to Add, Update, or Remove a Listing at the top of the page.
I am in New River and would be interested in Raw milk also. Anyone know where we can get it closer to the far North Valley?
Yes, call Save Your Dairy for info. There is a drop in Anthem.
If you contact Jackie Calamos at saveyourdairy.com she has several pick up locations for raw milk all over the valley, including the Buckeye area. Hope this helps!
im at luke afb and searching for raw milk too…hope to find some…
Hi I am the salesman for Meadowayne Dairy.
We sell whole raw milk in the Flagstaff Farmers Market.
I would like to sell it in your area, if you would contact me and let me know where i can get set up at, like a health food store or farmers market place, I would love to serve you. We also have cream, cheese, cottage cheese, etc. made from raw whole milk. Thank you.
dcbgold@gmail.com
We have a farmers market close to where I live in Tucson. You can call me at 520-603-9126. I’d love to have you sell down here. I have many family memebers and friends who are also looking for raw milk in my area.
I’ve been in Tucson for the past 3 years and have really missed raw milk. Enjoyed it for years in NJ. Would love to try yours and resume that part of a healthy diet. Please let me know if and when you come down to Tucson.
Have milk! Interested? We have a Holstein cow that will freshen soon. Fresh, whole raw milk, $8.00 per gallon. Pick up here in Tucson
Where in Tucson? I would love to buy raw milk!!
I will be flying in to Tucson on a business trip, and I would be interested in a gallon of cow’s milk. Would like to pick up Monday afternoon March 17. Please email; thanks.
Skip, Where are you located in Tucson? I would like to start buying real milk or maybe join a cowshare. Would like more info and get started on real milk again.
Hello,
visting tucson over the holidays. is there a location in tucson please to pick up raw milk preferbaly goat. Also please let me know of the prices. email noorjahan.mohani@gmail.com
I know this was years ago but I would be interested if it is still available.
Carl, were you able to get set up to sell in Tucson yet? I am looking for raw milk and would like to get started as soon as possible.
We have a farmer’s market in Cottonwood AZ Every Thursday July thru September.
http://www.local-farmers-markets.com/market/200/cottonwood/cottonwood-farmers-market-and-jamboree
Could you deliver to a spot in Payson? They are a few of us that want Real Milk here.
Hi I am the salesman for Meadowayne Dairy.
We sell whole raw milk in the Flagstaff Farmers Market.
I would like to sell it in your area, if you would contact me and let me know where i can get set up at, like a health food store or farmers market place, I would love to serve you. We also have cream, cheese, cottage cheese, etc. made from raw whole milk. Thank you.
dcbgold@gmail.com
I also live near lower Buckeye, West Valley and need a raw milk too.
Hi I am the salesman for Meadowayne Dairy.
We sell whole raw milk in the Flagstaff Farmers Market.
I would like to sell it in your area, if you would contact me and let me know where i can get set up at, like a health food store or farmers market place, I would love to serve you. We also have cream, cheese, cottage cheese, etc. made from raw whole milk. Thank you.
dcbgold@gmail.com
Save your dairy in Queen Creek acutally has a pick up in Goodyear, try giving them a call to get the details 🙂
I live in West Valley and I know Healthy Habit Healthy Foods in Phoenix has raw milk, here’s their address and number, call in advance because it gets finished quick :).
Healthy Habit Health Foods
6029 N 7th St Phoenix, AZ 85014
(602) 252-6000