Raw Milk in Beaverton, Oregon
3 raw milk sources found in Beaverton, Oregon, the United States
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Raw Milk Sources in Beaverton
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Heritage Family Farms - Drop Location
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Beaverton, OR
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Myers Milk Co - Pickup Location
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Beaverton, OR
USWe’re the Myers, Justin and Bobbi Rae. We own and operate our third generation dairy farm in Nehalem, OR and have shipped our milk to our Tillamook Farmer Owned Co-op in Tillamook, OR for the last 60 years.
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M.A.E. Farm - Delivery Location
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Beaverton, OR
USThursday delivery location, please sign up to become a member if you want goat milk or cow milk near Beaverton!
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