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Location
57311 D Aste Ln
Charlo, MT
US 59824
Description
Organic raw A2 A2 milk. TB and Brucellosis tested.
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🌿 Fresh Organic Raw Milk from Pleasant Hill Farm – Now Available! 🐄🥛
Looking for truly local, high-quality raw milk? We've got you covered!
Product: Organic Raw Milk
Special Features:
A2A2 protein (easier on digestion for many people – may help with gut health, reduced bloating, and better nutrient absorption compared to regular milk)
From healthy organic cows
Tested negative for Tuberculosis (TB) and Brucellosis
100% local & organic
Location: Charlo, Montana (Flathead Lake area – pickup available locally!)
Price: [ $14 a gallon. Or $7 for half gallon– message for current rates!]
Fresh from the farm – straight from our happy cows grazing in beautiful Montana pastures! Perfect for drinking, making yogurt, cheese, or just enjoying nature's best.
Contact us today:
📞 330-406-8610
📞 330-465-3514
DM me or call/text to place an order or arrange pickup. Limited supply – first come, first served!
Who's ready to stock up on real, raw, nutrient-dense milk? Tag a friend who loves farm-fresh goodness! 🥛🌾
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