What products does Acres of Vitality offer?

Acres of Vitality offers raw cow milk, A2 cow milk, cow butter, cow cream, cow cheese, cow kefir, cow ice cream, bovine colostrum.

Is Acres of Vitality a working farm?

Yes, Acres of Vitality is a farm that produces and sells raw milk and dairy products directly to consumers.

What payment methods does Acres of Vitality accept?

Acres of Vitality accepts cash.

Acres of Vitality in Harrison, AR

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Acres of Vitality

Raw Milk Farm in Harrison, AR

Contact info
- 5037798407
- mandyrose13@yahoo.com
Location

6170 Sulphur Mountain Rd
Harrison, AR
US 72601

Description

We sell raw A2A2 milk, eggs, pork and beef.

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Tucked in the beautiful heart of Arkansas Ozarks countryside, is Acres of Vitality. We take a lot of pride in caring for our land and our animals the right way — combining the traditional farming values we were raised on with modern practices that help us stay sustainable and produce the highest quality milk possible. We love our growing herd of cows, and know them each by name!!

About the farm

Our primary focus and specialty is clean fresh A2/A2 milk. We’re proud to offer a product that is not only rich in taste but also gentle on the digestive system, making it a wholesome choice for natural minded families.

We rotate our cows on ever improving valley pasture, becoming more lush and rich as the years go by. They graze freely year round, basking in the sunshine and breathing fresh, clean air. This natural lifestyle is reflected in the quality of their milk – raw, unprocessed, and brimming with nutrients. We believe healthy cows allow the milk’s natural health benefits to shine through.

It’s milk the way it’s meant to be — fresh, full of creamy goodness, and wholesome nourishment for our families!!

Our farm is more than just a place of business; it’s a family legacy and a community hub where we welcome visitors to experience the serene beauty of farm life and the unparalleled taste of truly fresh, A2/A2 cow milk. Join us in celebrating nature’s bounty and the simple joys of farm-fresh products.