Raw Buffalo Milk Near New York, NY
5 raw buffalo milk sources found nearby
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About Raw Buffalo Milk Sources Near New York, NY
Raw water buffalo (Bubalus bubalis) milk is a rich, high-fat specialty product available from a limited number of artisan dairies. Sources near New York, NY may include:
- Water Buffalo Dairy Farms: Specialty operations raising Murrah or Mediterranean water buffalo with direct raw milk sales
- Artisan Creameries: Small-scale dairies producing raw buffalo milk valued for its richness and high solids content
- Buffalo Herdshares: Own a share of a water buffalo herd to legally access raw milk
- Drop Locations: Scheduled distribution points serving customers in your region
- Farm Stores: On-farm retail operations selling raw buffalo milk alongside other farm products
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Raw Buffalo Milk Availability Near New York, NY
Within 50 miles of New York, NY: 5 off-farm sources.
Raw Buffalo Milk Sources Near New York, NY
5 sources found
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Udder Milk Farm - Home Delivery Brooklyn
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Brooklyn, NY
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Buffalo Valley Pastures - Union City NJ Drop
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Union City, NJ
US 07087This is a drop off location. For more info and to order raw milk, visit their website or use the phone number listed.View Buffalo Valley Pastures - Union City NJ Drop's location, social media, contact info, and all other info added to the map in Union City, NJ.
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Harmony Acres - New York Drop
215 East 99th Street
New York, NY
US 10029There is a nearby drop location. To learn more and order raw milk, contact them using the website or phone number listed.View Harmony Acres - New York Drop's location, social media, contact info, and all other info added to the map in New York, NY.
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Miller's Bio Farm - Pickup Location
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Bloomfield, NJ
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Artisan Acres - Pompton Plains Pickup
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Pompton Plains, NJ
US 07444Artisan Acres is a small, family-owned regenerative farm, owned by Amish living simply on the land. They bring their beyond-organic foods directly into multiple neighborhoods in the NJ / NY area.
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