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Website
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Location
6049 Bryant Road
Fredericktown, OH
US 43019
Description
Sweet Grass Dairy is a certified organic farm using regenerative grazing to raise dairy cows, beef cattle. We also use the natural symbiosis of other animals on the farm. We raise chickens, pigs, turkeys and several other animals. Sweet Grass also has a creamery where they use their milk to produce live culture yogurts, kefirs, sour cream, butter, gelato and many other dairy items.
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The Farm Store is open 7 days a week and herdshare sign ups are available on Saturdays from Noon to 4pm. Any one is welcome to come out and visit the farm.
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