Raw Milk in Hannibal, Missouri
3 raw milk sources found in Hannibal, Missouri, the United States
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Raw Milk Sources in Hannibal
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Foreman Creamery of Foreman Farm And Dairy LLC
7834 County Road 424
Hannibal, MO
USWe offer fresh, delicious raw milk for $7.50 per 1/2 gallon. Glass bottles. $5 bottle deposit on your first purchase.
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Kar-Ayr Ayrshires Raw Milk Dairy
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Hannibal, MO
USSmall dairy specializing in fresh raw Ayrshire milk from our farm to your table with beautiful Ayrshire cows. Located West of Hannibal right off 36.
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Foreman Creamery - Hannibal Drop
2959 Palmyra Rd
Hannibal, MO
USWe meet in the Farm and Home parking lot every Tuesday at 10:30am for our raw milk drop.
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