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Auxvasse, MO
US 65231
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Raw, grass-fed milk sold locally and legally. See more information in the longer description.
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We sell raw goat milk and raw goat milk. Legally (MO law), you can pick up, or I can deliver to your residence.
We take biosecurity seriously, so we prefer to deliver to residences. The goats and sheep rotational graze and are given mineral blocks/tubs. We supplement with alfalfa pellets/hay (Amish-grown/-baled alfalfa or alfalfa with orchard grass or native/local grass) during drought years. We do NOT feed cereal grains to our milkers. We do NOT use v a x x e s. We respect the withdrawal period of dewormers and antibiotics. We deworm just when signs present. We will NOT knowingly sell our goat milk for human-baby consumption (too high in protein for children under 1yo or 12mo).
Depending on the year, we either let the goat kids and lambs be raised with their dams or bottle feed the goat kids and lambs. This can determine how much milk we have available.
Our milking process is clean udder, milk, clean udder, filter milk with Amish-market milk filters or cheese cloth, freeze for a specific time, then place in fridge. We supply our own milk cartons.
Contact us with your order, and we will fill it as the milk flows.
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