Raw Milk in Columbia, Missouri
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Cox Family Farm
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Columbia, MO
USWe are a family farm that raises A2/A2 registered Jersey cows. Our seven kids each have their own jobs on the farm, it’s truly a family affair! Our cows are on grass pasture daily and fed an organic Non-GMO grain from New Country Organics while we are milking them. We use a milking machine and then filter all the milk to ensure the milk is as clean as possible. The milk goes from cow to our bulk cooling tank immediately which chills it to perfect temperature in less than 30 minutes! This process is ideal for ensuring the milk stays good as long as possible. Everything is kept very sanitary and the milk is delicious! Please feel free to reach out with any questions you may have. We look forward to meeting you!View Cox Family Farm's location, social media, contact info, and all other info added to the map in Columbia, MO.
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Fed from the Farm - Pickup Location
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Columbia, MO
USThis location represents a buyers club pickup location. Contact them or sign up and place an order on their website.View Fed from the Farm - Pickup Location's location, social media, contact info, and all other info added to the map in Columbia, MO.
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Tutt's Farm Fresh Produce
7000 W Gillespie Bridge Rd
Columbia, MO
USWe sell raw jersey milk and in season farm fresh produce. Our facilities are visible from the road, so people can see where their food comes from!View Tutt's Farm Fresh Produce's location, social media, contact info, and all other info added to the map in Columbia, MO.
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