Raw Milk in Glenwood, Iowa
2 raw milk sources found in Glenwood, Iowa, the United States
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Raw Milk Sources in Glenwood
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Loess Hills Creamery
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Glenwood, IA
USWe provide raw A2/A2 milk from our Jersey cows. Cows are given an all organic soy free feed grain during milking. We offer plain yogurt, cream top yogurt and cream.
Our farm also does a small number of 1/2 and whole hogs along with whole chickens.
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Pine Path Farm
57058 225th St
Glenwood, IA
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