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Columbus, OH
US 43215
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Raw Milk Herdshare for an Amish farm that makes drop offs once a month in Columbus Area. We provide A2 and A1 milk, butter, yogurt, cream, and buttermilk.
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We provide the highest quality and best prices for dairy in Central Ohio through our Herdshare Program. Cows are raised on certified organic pastures, 100% grassfed, no hormones, no antibiotics, no vaccines.
About us
Amish family-run farm located 40 minutes north of Marysville, providing the highest quality dairy in Central Ohio. No chemicals, no vaccines, no antibiotics, no hormones. Cows are raised 100% grassfed on organic pastures.
To sign up for herdshare please email rawmilkcolumbus@gmail.com
Prices
One-time herdshare fee of $40.
Prices for herdshare members are as follows:
$12.00/gallon - A2/A2 Milk
$6.00/gallon - A1/A1 Milk
$14.00/quart - Cream A2/A2
$8.00/quart - Yogurt A2/A2
$5.00/quart - Buttermilk A2/A2
$8.00/quart - Yogurt A2/A2
$10.00/lb – Butter A2/A2
$6/dozen eggs
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