Raw milk found 300 miles from 'Pismo Beach, CA'

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Raw Farm (formerly Organic Pastures) sells raw milk, raw cream, raw butter, and more in all Sprouts locations in the state of California.

Raw Farm ships cheese and other food products online, federal law prevents them from shipping raw milk or raw butter across state lines.

Located in the hills of Agua Dulce, California, we are a family-run micro dairy dedicated to producing clean, delicious raw goat milk through an ethical and fully legal herd share program.

Our Nigerian Dwarf goats are holistically raised on our sunshine-filled pasture, with plenty of love, fresh air, and room to roam.

We prioritize the health of our animals and the families we serve, using natural, holistic practices, clean milking protocols, and regular testing to ensure quality and safety.

Our raw milk is rich in flavor, exceptionally high in butterfat, and naturally sweeter than milk from other breeds—thanks to the Nigerian Dwarf’s ability to produce milk with a higher fat and solids content. This makes it creamier, more nutritious, and easier to digest.

Weekly or bi-weekly pick-up options are available for Los Angeles County residents who want a consistent, trustworthy source of nutrient-dense raw goat milk.

By joining our herd share, you become a partial owner of the herd and gain access to their delicious, fresh milk – the way nature intended.

We milk American Alpine goats. We are offering a milk-share program where we are selling 10 shares in our milking operation.

Owners of the goats then pay a monthly cost to cover boarding and food, and they get the milk for free. We also sell any extra milk to people interested in milk for non-human consumption. We have only ever given our children raw goat milk from the age of 1 onwards. We are not fanatics, but believe whole, minimally processed, time tested, simple foods are likely the best option for our family. It just so happens that the goats produce a lot of milk, so we're happy to find others who want it as well.

The goats are boarded at a non-profit facility which focuses on equine therapy. The milk is available for pickup at that location. It will be immediately frozen after milking to ensure safe handling, but can be kept in refrigerator if picking up same day.