Raw Milk in Fountain, Colorado
2 raw milk sources found in Fountain, Colorado, the United States
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Raw Milk Sources in Fountain
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Plum Feather Farm - Pickup Location
I25 and Santa Fe Ave
Fountain, CO
USWe are a family run raw milk dairy near Elbert, Colorado. All of our cows are A2/A2, fed Orchard hay, organic grain and graze on untreated pastures. We pride ourselves on strict sanitary practices and test our milk on a routine basis for its purity.
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Plum Feather Farm - Pickup Location
Peaceful Valley Rd & Marksheffel Rd
Fountain, CO
USWe are a family run raw milk dairy near Elbert, Colorado. All of our cows are A2/A2, fed Orchard hay, organic grain and graze on untreated pastures. We pride ourselves on strict sanitary practices and test our milk on a routine basis for its purity.
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