Raw Milk Near Greenwood, DE
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Raw Milk Availability in Greenwood, DE
Within 50 miles of Greenwood, DE, we found 2 farms offering direct sales and 3 off-farm sources including stores, drop points, and delivery services.
Available Products
4 places to find cow milk, 3 places to find A2 cow milk, 4 places to find goat milk, 2 places to find sheep milk, 2 places to find buffalo milk, 1 place to find camel milk, 3 places to find cow milk kefir, and 3 places to find goat milk kefir.
Raw Milk Farms, Retailers & Pickup Locations Near Greenwood, DE
Raw Milk Sources in Greenwood, DE
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Rocky Ridge Dairy - Bridgeville Pickup
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Bridgeville, DE
US 19933Private buying club, owned by a regenerative Amish farm. Various drops in D.C. and Ocean City area.
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Udder Milk Farm - Home Delivery Sussex County
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Georgetown, DE
US 19947View Udder Milk Farm - Home Delivery Sussex County's location, social media, contact info, and all other info added to the map in Georgetown, DE.
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Kent Acres Farm
368 Blackiston Rd
Clayton, DE
US 19938Kent Acres is a small, family owned, dairy farm just outside of Kenton, DE. We have raw milk approved for pet consumption available every Saturday and Sunday.
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Shady Meadow Farms
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Eastern Shore, MD
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Miller's Bio Farm - Pickup Location
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Cape May, NJ
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Miller's Bio Farm - Pickup Location
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