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Marcellus, MI
US 49067
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Micro A2 A2 Jersey cow dairy located in St Joe County, Marcellus, Michigan. Herd shares available. Year-round.
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We have a micro A2 A2 Jersey cow dairy located in St Joe county Marcellus Michigan and we have herd shares available and we milk year-round and you're entitled to buy as much as you need per week butter cheese yogurt liquid yogurt kefir any dairy product you can think of we can make for you for part of the herd share it all just has a slight little cost that you have to pay and I heard share is $75 per year this entitles you to be able to drink and use any dairy products from the animal that you have a share on.
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