Raw Sheep Milk Near Milford, NE
4 raw sheep milk sources found nearby
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About Raw Sheep Milk Sources Near Milford, NE
Raw sheep milk is one of the rarest and most seasonally-limited dairy products. Sources near Milford, NE may include:
- Specialty Sheep Dairies: Small farms raising East Friesian, Lacaune, or Icelandic sheep with direct-to-consumer raw milk sales
- Sheep Herdshares: Own a share of a sheep dairy flock to access raw milk during the seasonal milking period
- Farmhouse Creameries: Small operations that offer raw sheep milk retail with home cheesemaking customers in mind
- Seasonal Drop Locations: Scheduled distribution points during the spring and early summer milking season
- Specialty Food Co-ops: Member-based buyers clubs sourcing raw sheep milk from local farms
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Raw Sheep Milk Availability Near Milford, NE
Within 300 miles of Milford, NE: 4 farms with direct sales.
Raw Sheep Milk Sources Near Milford, NE
4 sources found
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Our Growing Homestead
28525 408th Ave
Tripp, SD
US 57376We offer raw goat milk, sheep milk, a2a2 jersey cow milk.
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The Heirloom Farm, LLC
905 Lexington Road
Pleasant Hill, MO
US 64080We have a micro dairy in Pleasant Hill, MO where we raise Jersey/Jersey cross cows, Icelandic and Romeldale CVM sheep, and a mixture of dairy goats for raw milk right near just about everything.
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D'Ranch at Clearwater
28246 Hwy Ww
Stover, MO
US 65078Small batch. Local pickup and delivery only.
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MO Acres Farm & Property Management - MO Goats & MO Sheep
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Auxvasse, MO
US 65231Raw, grass-fed milk sold locally and legally. See more information in the longer description.
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MO Acres Farm & Property Management - MO Goats & MO Sheep
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