Nevada

Posted on January 1, 2000

Last Modified on August 29, 2019

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Caring for Fresh Milk: Consumers’ Guide to Preserving the Quality of Fresh, Unprocessed Whole Milk
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Important Message to All Raw Milk Producers and Consumers:
The Farm-to-Consumer Legal Defense Fund (FTCLDF) protects your right to provide and obtain raw milk. All raw milk producers should be members of the FTCLDF and we strongly encourage all raw milk consumers to help protect their access to raw milk by becoming consumer members as well. www.farmtoconsumer.org

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Important Notes about the Listings

  1. RAW MILK POLICY STATEMENT: The Weston A. Price Foundation’s goals include promoting a healthy diet for people everywhere, based on natural and traditional foods, and assisting individuals and families in accessing those foods through information, education, and helping to restore the direct relationship between food consumers and food producers. The Foundation believes, based on sound scientific evidence, that raw milk is an important component of a healthy diet. To assist its members and the public in obtaining raw milk, the Foundation publishes a list of farms that produce it, because this information is not otherwise readily and comprehensively available to consumers. Listing of a farm does not imply endorsement by the Foundation. Individuals who purchase raw milk and other natural foods for themselves and their families need to “know their farmer” because they bear the responsibility for ensuring that they are getting safe and healthy products.
  2. NO ADVERTISING: The Foundation accepts no money for the listings; the listings are not advertisements. All listings are at the sole discretion of the Weston A. Price Foundation.
  3. NO MARKETING: The email addresses listed here are not to be used for any purpose other than to contact the farmers regarding the availability of their products. Use of the listed email addresses for marketing or other such purposes is strictly prohibited.
  4. RAW MILK CONSUMERS PLEASE NOTE: This list of raw milk sources probably represents only a portion of the raw milk producers in your state. For additional raw milk sources, contact your local Weston A. Price Foundation Chapter Leader.
  5. RAW MILK PRODUCERS PLEASE NOTE: The FDA and State Agencies have discovered this list and sometimes use it for their own purposes, so exercise caution with your listing. If you choose not to have a listing, make sure your local WAPF Chapter Leader has your name for referrals.
  6. USDA, FDA and STATE AG AGENCIES PLEASE NOTE: Raw milk is Nature’s perfect food and is extremely important for the developing brains and nervous systems of infants and children. Furthermore, in many children not fortunate enough to have started life on raw milk, raw milk given later in childhood has improved autism, behavior problems, frequent infections, deafness, asthma and allergies and other serious health conditions. Please bear in mind that any move you make to stop or hinder a raw dairy operation will actually HARM, not help the infants and children who rely on that milk, and may make it difficult for all children to obtain this milk in the future–including your own children and grandchildren. An interruption in supply can be VERY detrimental to a growing infant or sick child who has no other options. Read for yourself on our Testimonials page. If you are concerned about safety, rest assured. In the farm-to-consumer distribution model, the farmer receives timely and relevant feedback directly from the customers, something that farmers selling bulk milk never receive. Raw milk is actually the safest food around with so much consumer oversight and also with an extremely efficient built-in anti-pathogen mechanism! If you are concerned about rules, then consider investing the same amount of time you’d spend persecuting a raw milk farmer into advocating for supportive raw milk legislation.
  7. LISTING SOURCES: The listings here are provided by people who discover sources of real milk in their communities and tell us about them. If you discover a listed supplier is no longer providing real milk, please tell us about it by following the instructions on the Add, Update, or Remove a Listing page. We trust our members and consumers to check out each farm to make sure it is clean and that the cows are mostly pasture fed.

Sources of real milk and real milk products in Nevada:

Carson City:

  • Happy Cows, Happy Neighbors has a drop in this area. See full listing under Gardnerville (Douglas County). Call to make an appointment.

Douglas County:

  • Gardnerville: Happy Cows, Happy Neighbors, phone: 530-300-9311, Jersey cows, milk available same day milk as milking. South Lake Tahoe, Truckee, Reno and Carson City.  Call for appointment and more information on cowshares.

Washoe County:

  • Reno: Happy Cows, Happy Neighbors has a drop in this area. See full listing under Gardnerville (Douglas County). Call to make an appointment.

Currently the only source available. Check neighboring states if you live near a border, and contact the closest local chapter of the Weston A. Price Foundation.

Help us further our goal of legal access to raw milk in all 50 states!

There are only 7 to go–and Nevada is one of them. Read more here and donate here!

80 thoughts on “Nevada”

  1. I am looking for raw milk in the Las Vegas area. I have already contacted the local WAPF chapter leader and have gotten no response. We are used to milking A2/A2 Heritage Line Jerseys but this military assignment is sadly changing our lifestyle, however it vital for us to still be able to have raw milk for our family. Any direction you can provide would be a blessing, thank you!
    ~ Debbie

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  2. Hi.

    I would like to request information to know where I can buy raw milk to start a project to make artisanal cheeses.
    I am in Las Vegas, NV and I learned that the sale of raw milk in this state has already been approved.

    I appreciate very much the information that you can give me and your prompt response

    Thank you

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  3. I am new to Reno, NV. Is there any place where I can buy raw milk from grass fed cows ? If some can give the info, I would appreciate. Thanks

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  4. What about area of Carson City? I would love to buy raw milk from grass fed cows in Carson City. Any info on that? I would appreciate. Thanks.

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      • Hi Trish,
        Do you still have raw milk available? I live up by Virginia City and would love to figure out how to get a regular supply of milk.
        All the best, Jackie

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      • Hi Trish,
        I hope that you might get this email. I live in Incline and would love to buy raw, pasture raised Jersey milk, on a regular basis. I know it will help with my health issues. Thank you, Sue

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  13. Hello fellow Las Vegans,
    I was just as frustrated as you guys and saw the dire need for affordable grass fed beef, raw milk, organic meats and produce out here. There are only a couple cooperatives/ buying clubs in Vegas and they are a bit too expensive for me. So after doing months of research, I have found a farmer that is the best price and already have around 30 of my neighbors here in henderson all interested. Not sure if it will let me, but my email is nabysmommy@gmail.com and my # is 702-581-1175. Anyone interested in joining my buying club, feel free to let me know and I’ll add you to my list.

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  14. Thanks for your inquiry about REAL MILK

    Please contact me at 702-368-0302 – and will be glad to answer your questions.

    Glad to be of service….

    Blessings on your week

    Jennifer Vance, CNC

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  20. This message is in reply to a message from Lovinlife. I thank you so much for your comment/message and would love to find out anything I can about what she is currently offering. If you can pass on any contact info that would be fannntastic! Please, and thank you! 🙂

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  23. We just moved here from WI too… And want to switch to raw milk. I would be willing to split up the drive with other willing people. 🙂

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  24. Raw goats milk -labeled for pets-.can be bought at Barking Dogs on Cimmaron and Blue Diamond Road. They freeze it for storage.

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  25. YES “WHOLE FOODS MARKET” HAS A GREAT SELECTION OF RAW ORGANIC CHEESES AND ORGANIC MILK IN THE GLASS BOTTLE WITH THE CREAM ON TOP.

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  28. Hi Elizabeth –

    Raw milk is illegal in Nevada, but raw dairy products (including milk, cream, butter, etc.) are all legal for retail sale in California. Not sure where would be closest to you in CA, but I know that many “health food” stores (including Sprouts Farmer’s Markets and Whole Foods) carry such products. I would look up the closest location to you via RealMilk.com, and then call the store ahead to make sure the product(s) you want are in-stock if it’s a substantial drive for you. If you’ll have to drive more than 30 min each way, I would recommend bringing a cooler with ice to keep it cold on the way home. Best of luck, and congrats on your new baby.

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