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Nehalem, OR
US 97131
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We’re the Myers, Justin and Bobbi Rae. We own and operate our third generation dairy farm in Nehalem, OR and have shipped our milk to our Tillamook Farmer Owned Co-op in Tillamook, OR for the last 60 years.
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Herdshares for our Grass Fed A2A2 Raw Milk (Myers Milk Co.) We’ve added new things here at the farm! We’re excited to incorporate Agritourism, regenerative farming, pasture raised meat birds, grass fed grass finished beef and hand gathered farm fresh chicken eggs from hens who forge daily on our 267 acre pesticide free pastures, eating non gmo, corn free, soy free sourced grains!
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