RAWMI-Certified Near El Paso, Texas
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About RAWMI-Listed Sources Near El Paso, Texas
RAWMI (Raw Milk Institute) Listed farms have demonstrated their commitment to producing low-risk raw milk by adhering to internationally recognized Common Standards for raw milk safety. Sources near El Paso, Texas may include:
- RAWMI-Listed Farms: Farms that have completed RAWMI's Risk Analysis and Management Plan (RAMP) and passed on-farm audits covering herd health, cleanliness, and pathogen management
- Monthly-Tested Operations: RAWMI farms submit to regular testing for coliform bacteria and Standard Plate Count, with pathogen testing protocols and transparent reporting
- Herdshare Programs: Some RAWMI-listed farms operate as herdshares, providing legal access to raw milk in states where direct retail sale is restricted
- Direct Farm Sales: RAWMI-listed farms selling direct to consumers through on-farm stores or pre-order pickup where regulations permit
- Drop Locations: Some RAWMI farms deliver to coordinated pickup points serving customers in your region
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RAWMI-Certified Availability Near El Paso, Texas
Within 300 miles of El Paso, Texas: 1 farm with direct sales and 1 off-farm source.
RAWMI-Certified Sources Near El Paso, Texas
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Like Wildflowers Homestead - Midland Delivery
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Midland, TX
USMidland delivery for local raw a2 cow and goat milk.View Like Wildflowers Homestead - Midland Delivery's location, social media, contact info, and all other info added to the map in Midland, TX.
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Like Wildflowers Homestead
104 N 23rd St
Lamesa, TX
US 79350Raw Milk Institute Listed Farm. West Texas Private Membership Association Raw Milk Dairy and Mobile Market.
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