Raw Milk in Fairbury, Illinois
2 raw milk sources found in Fairbury, Illinois, the United States
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Raw Milk Sources in Fairbury
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Kilgus Farmstead
21471 E 670 North Rd
Fairbury, IL
USAt Kilgus Farmstead, we exclusively bottle milk from our single herd of Jersey cows raised on our multigenerational family farm in central Illinois. With the cows, creamery, and bottling plant all located on-site, we maintain full control over the process to ensure the freshest, highest-quality milk possible. Our Creamline® milk is non-homogenized for a natural cream top, bottled fresh as raw milk and also in whole, 2%, skim, and chocolate varieties. The herd is seasonally pasture-grazed and fed a non-GMO diet grown on our farm, reflecting our commitment to quality, sustainability, and local food.
Raw milk is available for purchase exclusively at the Kilgus Farmstead Country Store. Please check our website for the most up-to-date store hours before visiting.
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Hoffman's Little Acres
5066 N 2400 East Rd
Fairbury, IL
USFeel good about drinking milk and eating meat again with animals raised the way God intended!
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