Raw milk sales now legal in North Dakota
On-farm sales are now legal in North Dakota.
Read Article →North Dakota Raw Milk Laws & Regulations
On-farm sales legal, herdshares legal
Legal Status & Regulations
Raw milk sales are legal on-the-farm for human consumption. Previously only herdshares operated in North Dakota.
Recent News & Updates
Latest developments and news related to raw milk in North Dakota
Official Government Resources
Official government documents and legal resources for North Dakota
Shared animal ownership agreement
It is not a violation of this chapter to transfer or obtain raw milk under a shared animal ownership agreement. A person may not resell raw milk or raw milk products obtained under a shared animal ownership agreement.
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