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Location
6755 135th St Northwest
Kerkhoven, MN
US 56252
Description
We are a micro dairy family farm in West central Minnesota. We offer raw cow milk, heavy cream and herdshares that allows us to make butter for you.
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Our Jersey/JerseyX cows are 100% grassfed. We are USDA certified master grazers. Our cows graze 60+acres of permanent pastures during the grazing season. They are fed alfalfa and grass hay during the winter months. Cows are all natural. We do not use vaccines or antibiotics in the milking herd. Homeopathy and natural treatments are used to create a healthy immune system in our herd. Minnesota requires on farm pick up of dairy products and you must bring your own containers.
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