Raw Milk in Quarryville, Pennsylvania
3 raw milk sources found in Quarryville, Pennsylvania, the United States
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Raw Milk Sources in Quarryville
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Miller's Bio Farm
523 Valley Rd
Quarryville, PA
USReal nutrient-dense food from small, family-run, Amish farms in Lancaster County, PA. No big business here! That’s why Miller’s Bio Farm says, “Goodbye Supermarket, Hello Small Farm!”
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Buffalo Valley Pastures
114 Pumping Station Rd
Quarryville, PA
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Clearview Waterfalls Health Ministry
309 Clearview Drive
Quarryville, PA
USUPS shipping all over US. Pick up locations and Home Delivery in NJ and NYC. Place an order and view their schedule using their website.
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