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Welcome to Our Creamery

We’re the Langes, and we’ve been dairy farming for four generations. Lone Fox Farm is our dream come true! A small, local creamery offering clean, fresh, raw milk straight from the cow to our neighbors. Bring your own container, and taste the difference.

Our Prices

Whole Milk - $10/Gallon

Skim Milk - $4/Gallon

Cream - $8/Pint*Plase let us know one week in advance if you plan on getting skim milk or cream!

How It Works

Come by during open hours, bring a clean container, and we fill it up at our farm’s milk station. It’s that simple. No plastic, no processing, just real milk.

Why Raw Milk

Raw milk keeps the natural enzymes, probiotics, and nutrients that make milk nourishing and delicious. We take every step to ensure safety, cleanliness, and freshness from our happy cows to your fridge.

Visit Us

📍 788 140th St. Sherburn, MN🕒 Open: Tuesdays and Thursdays 5pm-8pm, Saturdays 8am-12pm

We are a micro dairy family farm in West central Minnesota. We offer raw cow milk, heavy cream and herdshares that allows us to make butter for you.

Goat milk farm.

Weekly drop available in Denver, IA. Daily farm pick up available by appointment only.

We offer raw goat milk, sheep milk, a2a2 jersey cow milk.

Offering Raw Jersey Milk, a2 in 1/2 Gallon glass jars. All milk is sold with the cream on top. Also selling Raw cream and a line up of other dairy products. We milk registered Jersey cows that graze in our pastures. Take advantage of farm pick up to see our small family operation and meet our cows.

Several easy ways to order. Join our Facebook group, check out our web site or give us a call/text.

Windsweep Farm is a 5th generation family owned and operated livestock and crop farm. At Windsweep, we specialize in raw milk and cream from our small herd of guernsey and brown swiss cows.

Incredible dairy farm with an all organic store on site. Raw milk, raw milk cheddar, grassfed beef, eggs, plus an array of organic items in their store. Bring your own milk containers, and please pay in cash.

We offer raw milk for pets in pints, quarts, and half gallons. Ours is a closed herd of pampered dairy goats who free-range our property every day. You can order milk off our website and pick up when it's convenient, or visit our farm shop during business hours and purchase in person. We also stock a few pet retailers in the vicinity.

We specialize in 100% grass-fed non-GMO A2 Raw Milk from cows that get to nurse their own calves.

Local produce, meat, and dairy delivered from Amish farms. Raw Jersey Cow A2 Milk, Raw Flekvieh Cow A2 Milk, Raw A1 Milk.

Private Membership herd share for access to whole raw A2A2 milk. Email is best for more info.

At Kilgus Farmstead, we exclusively bottle milk from our single herd of Jersey cows raised on our multigenerational family farm in central Illinois. With the cows, creamery, and bottling plant all located on-site, we maintain full control over the process to ensure the freshest, highest-quality milk possible. Our Creamline® milk is non-homogenized for a natural cream top, bottled fresh as raw milk and also in whole, 2%, skim, and chocolate varieties. The herd is seasonally pasture-grazed and fed a non-GMO diet grown on our farm, reflecting our commitment to quality, sustainability, and local food.

Raw milk is available for purchase exclusively at the Kilgus Farmstead Country Store. Please check our website for the most up-to-date store hours before visiting.

Feel good about drinking milk and eating meat again with animals raised the way God intended!

A2A2, machine milked, Jerseys

We 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.

Raw, grass-fed milk sold locally and legally. See more information in the longer description.

We are a farmstead built around our dairy girls! We hand milk our jerseys twice a day- filtering direct into glass before refrigeration. A2A2 milk is available depending on lactation cycles, not all of our girls are homozygous. Excess milk is used to raise calves, as well as raise and finish pastured poultry and pork.