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Location
9204 OR-234
Gold Hill, OR
US 97525
Description
The Whipped Creamery is a Southern Oregon family dairy offering A2/A2 raw, cream-top milk through a herdshare program.
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The Whipped Creamery is a Southern Oregon family dairy offering A2/A2 raw, cream-top milk through a herdshare program. Our milk comes from our own herd of Jersey cows and is shared with local families throughout the Rogue Valley. Convenient pickup is available at drop points in Medford, Central Point, and Rogue River, with farm pickup available in Gold Hill.
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