R and R Dairy milks Ayrshire and Guernsey cows.  The farm offers traditional raw milk to families through the cow share program.  Emu oil from the Grin and Barrett Farm is also available.

Montrose: Kinikin Corner Dairy, fresh raw milk from healthy grass fed cows.  Cow share program.

Isle Farms is located just East of Colorado Springs. We offer raw milk from our Jersey cows through the Cow Share program.

At Cresset we farm bio-dynamically.  Our goal is to create a diversified, self-sustaining "farm organism" in which plants, animals, and people support each other. Seasonal raw milk from our grass fed cows is available through our cow share program. Vegetables are available through our CSA program.

A family owned and operated raw milk dairy of Jersey-Holstein cross cows that uses Organic feeds, no hormones, and no anti-biotics. We also carry cream, cheeses, yogurt, and other dairy products. Our store is open 24/7, our cows all have names, and they have 50 acres of pasture to eat and relax in.

Natural Choice Dairy, LLC is a holistic goat share program located in Johnstown, CO.  We are expanding this spring to accommodate 50-100 new goat share owners. Our focus is to have naturally healthy animals and happy share owners.

Taft Hill Dairy is committed to producing the best raw milk in Colorado. We are a family farm that cares for its own cows so we can control the quality of our product. We invite anyone interested to become part of our farm shares program.

A private family farm, nestled at the foothills of the Rockies.  Grow grass/alfalfa hay and keep goats on pasture whenever possible.  Herd is very healthy; no drugs or hormones are used.  The ladies are part of the family; all were together in 4H for years.  Currently offering shares in the herd to provide a much needed source of fresh raw goat milk for customers on the Front Range as part of a CSA program.

The Erickson's have milked cows for multiple generations and are now transitioning into raw milk and expanding to include goat milk.  They also raise the forage and grains for their animals, which graze or eat forage and receive just a little grain during milking time.  They live about 15 miles northeast of Greeley and are about a 35-45 minute drive from Ft. Collins, Loveland, Longmont.

We have Alpine and Nubian cross dairy goats with 8 does 2 wethers and 3 bucks at this time. We are located in Black Forest an easy access off of Powers onto Old Ranch road.

We are located just off Highway 50 between Rocky Ford and Fowler, east of Pueblo.  We offer raw milk, yogurt and butter through our goat share program.  We also offer aged goat cheese and chocolates to the general public.  We are committed to adhering to the guidelines of the RMAC raw milk distribution standards and bringing only high quality goat milk and milk products to Southeastern Colorado. 

Just East of Colorado Springs, Hi Plains Dairy sits on the highest non-forested plains in the nation. With a breath taking view of Pikes Peak and the southern mountain range, our goats enjoy an altitude that promotes healthier goats and produces more omega 3’s in their milk. Our herd of registered Alpines, Saanens, and Nubians enjoy 40 acres of organic pasture grasses, tested fresh well water, and 100% certified organic hay.

Our belief system is based on the European tradition of the farmstead. The quality of the milk is not only directly proportionate to the care, nutrition, and love of the animal that produces it, but the meticulous hygienic handling of the milk.

If you also would like to benefit from this belief system, in producing highest quality of natural raw milk come join us with a share in our venture.

At Dougan Farm LLC, we believe in a "Farm Fresh, Natural" choice for your family. We offer raw goat milk shares, garden vegetables, & eggs. The farm will soon offer natural meats; lamb, beef, goat & rabbit. All animals are fed alfalfa, grass hay & grains - no antibiotics or hormones.


Dougan Farm is just 30 minutes East of the Metro area off I-70 at Strasburg.

Frederick (I-25 & CO-52): Homestead on the Trail Farm provides fresh raw goat milk through a goat-share program, eggs, grass-fed beef. Contact Vicki at (303) 460-8519 or otrailfarm@yahoo.com .

Mission Statement – To provide our family and shareholders with fresh, unprocessed nourishment from free range animals and fresh produce while utilizing the blessings God has provided for us to minister to those around us through interaction with us and our animals.

God’s HOW Ranch, LLC is located approx 10 miles east of the town of Parker and 8 miles north of Elizabeth. We were raised in the city, but are now living our dream of having a self sufficient, family run ranch and sharing our efforts with others.
We have a small herd of purebred Nubians that we love and care for and they provide great milk that we use for making cheese, ice cream, kefir, yogurt, and much more. We feed our animals as natural as possible, which includes high quality alfalfa, pasture grazing, and grain, and only use antibiotics in life-threatening circumstances. We provide high quality goats (Great for 4H), herd shares, eggs, live kefir grains; and home, ranch and livestock services.

Nestled in the heart of the San Juan Mountains, the James Ranch Dairy is one of only a handful of dairies in the United States that is 100% grain free. We only feed lush, high altitude, cool season pasture during the green season (see "Pasture Perfect" by Jo Robinson for the benefits of 100% grass fed dairy). We feed only hay in the winter.

We milk seasonally (April-mid November). The cows get the winter off to grow a healthy calf. Equally as important, we get the winter off to get our sanity back. We built a New Zealand style milking barn which we keep exceptionally clean. Most of our milk goes to our raw milk artisan cheeses which can be purchased on farm or at the Durango and Telluride farmers' markets.

In addition to raw milk and cheeses, we have 100% grass fed beef, pasture raised, whey fed pork (Whey-Good Pork), lots of pasture eggs, native tree nursery, and a wide variety of organically raised vegetables. We offer tours during the sumer (call for the schedule).

We are 10 miles north of Durango. Across the highway and just north of Honeyville.

6 Miles East of Eaton on Road 74; 1/4 mile south on Road 49.

 

We are just starting up.  We are milking a few Alpines, Nubians and LaManchas; planning to expand slowly.   Dairy cows could be considered. 

 

We will follow a strict herd health program including testing of milk. We are feeding the animals grain and hay.  We will attempt to milk year round. 

Driving directions: S.E. of Calhan, CO, 6 miles east of Calhan Highway on Funk Road, 1 mile south on private road.
Products Offered: raw goat milk, goat milk soap/lotion, Icelandic wool, & pasture-based eggs/meats. Our website has a current list.

Farm Management: When we heal the Earth, we heal ourselves. We respect and care for God’s creatures, & they care & provide for us. God is trusting in us to be good stewards to His land & His creatures, & to help others know the goodness He creates on our Ranch.
At BBR, we strongly believe in keeping it as natural & as close to God’s intentions as possible. All of our animals graze freely, have fresh air/sunshine & safe housing. We supplement feed/minerals to maintain optimum health year-round. Our breeding program allows us to produce some milk year-round. The girls take 2-3 months off to rest before kidding. Our health care philosophy is prevention first, holistic care when necessary & antibiotics/modern medicine when appropriate. The gift of these medicines is to use, not abuse. Withdrawal times from medicines are strictly adhered to in the rare occasion that they are used at all.
We adhere to RMAC guidelines for milk handling/testing & legalities. We plan to be certified humane 12/2008.

We recently moved to 80-acres 10 miles SE of Calhan, CO. where an intensive grazing program is used to replace topsoil/repair the land. Our partners: Icelandic Sheep, seasonal pigs, laying hens, meat broilers, Muscovy ducks & Guineas & 30 Oberhasli dairy goats.

Approximate location and driving directions:
We are located between Grand Junction and Fruita, North of I-70.
To get to the farm, take 23 Road North from 6&50 or I-70. Follow 23 Road until it turns into L Road. Once on L Road, go about ½ mile to Signal Rock Road and turn North. Then take the first left which is Signal Rock Ct. Once you get to the cul-de-sac, follow the main gravel driveway for a ¼ of a mile to the farm. Please call before coming.


Products offered: Raw goat milk


We are on 37 acres on which we have Nigerian Dwarf Goats. And a couple Nigerian/Nubian mixed goats. Our heard currently consists of 3 milking does with five more does that will be bred this fall. There are also three bucks and three wethers. We have grass/alfalfa hay raised on our land and are working on planting a pasture specific for the browsing nature of goats.


We use as little intervention as necessary. The goats are wormed during the year. We do not feed our animals soy or corn products. Goats eat Alfalfa hay and the does have access to pasture. Milking does receive a custom grain ration of barley, oats, black oil sunflower seeds, linseed meal and cane molasses. All goats have access to mineral blocks. We are going to try to milk year-round if the goats cooperate.

Location: 8 miles east of Colorado Springs, off of Hwy 24.

Approximate location and driving directions: Doyleville, 20 miles east of Gunnison.

Products offered:
Grassbased Raw Dairy Shares
100% Grass-finished Beef
Pasture-raised Eggs
Pasture-raised Pork
100% Grass-finished Lamb
Pasture-raised roasters (chicken)


The Creekside @ Tomichi Creek Ranch (headquarters to Parker Pastures) is approx 400 acres. Though primarily a beef ranch, we have diversified and added a small group of lovely Jerseys.


We manage our grass-based operation using Holistic Management. We strive to improve the ecological health of the land while providing delicious, local, sustainable foods for our community. We believe that nutrition is the root of healthy livestock and high quality forage in a low stress, natural environment is of the utmost importance in raising healthy animals and producing delicious, high quality, healthy milk..
Our girls are on pasture at all times (except during milking!) and are grazed semi-intensively and moved frequently onto fresh, lush timothy/clover pasture during the growing season. We feed Gunnison grown hay during the winter and early spring. We do not use antibiotics, hormones, pesticides, or synthetic fertilizers. Due to our climate, we are a seasonal dairy, meaning we do not milk the cows year round. We dry our cows up for 10-12 weeks during the early spring to allow them to prepare for calving in late May. Therefore, shareholders must be prepared for a planned, annual dry period during which no milk will be available.

Location: 30 minutes from Parker, Elizabeth and Southlands


Our family is blessed to have a small dairy goat herd on 4 acres now consisting of purebred Nubians & Alpine/Nubian. The goats enjoy their days outside in one of our pasture areas and find shelter at night under the roof of our Blue Barn.

Our goats are given high quality alfalfa (and pasture during the summer), mineral supplements, baking soda and fresh water on a free choice basis. Molasses coated grain & black oil sunflower seeds are given to lactating goats.

We maintain proper milking/milk handling procedures to ensure healthy, good-tasting milk. Milk may not be available for 2-3 months in the winter/early spring during the "dry' season when the goats are preparing to have kids or are feeding their newborn kids.


If a goat needs medical treatment, natural options are always preferred but at our discretion conventional medicine may be used with caution. Milk from a goat undergoing treatment will not be distributed.


Eggs and goat milk products will be available. Please visit our website for updates and details.

www.bluebarnproducts.com

Location: Location: West of Walsenburg, Colorado


Description: Our animals are raised naturally in the foothills of the Rocky Mountains. Our goat herd is a happy bunch of La Mancha's with a couple of Nubians thrown in.

Goat shares and a limited number of Jersey cow shares are available. We are happy to deliver to locations in Walsenburg, Trinidad, Gardener, Westcliff, La Veta and Pueblo. We offer goat milk shares fresh or frozen weekly or frozen in bulk.

We also have naturally raised milk and whey fed pigs for sale this fall and expect to offer Yak milk shares in the future.

Driving Directions: Boulder County near Boulder Reservoir entrance gate. Travel north on 51st from Jay Rd., turn left (west) on Valhalla Dr., 3rd house on left on the corner of Valhalla and Thor.

Products Offered: Raw goat milk for now (probably will work into yoghurt, kefir and some cheeses as I get rolling.

Farm Description: We live on one acre in Boulder County. The dairy herd consists of 5 does currently; 2 Nubians, 2 Saaens and 1 La Mancha. We have about 20 laying chickens and some years we raise chickens for meat. There is also a vegetable garden for our use.

Farm Management Philosophy:
I have a deep respect for the goats as hard workers contributing high quality milk. I keep them healthy and content by paying attention to them individually, giving them good clean feed, comfortable living conditions, including plenty of room to exercise, shelter and dry bedding, regular routine, fresh water, appropriate grooming and natural health care.

I use mostly herbal and Homeopathic medicines on the goats when needed. Only when necessary do I use antibiotic treatment. (Milk withdrawal is closely monitored in the case of antibiotic use.)

They eat unsprayed alfalfa and a dairy grain blend. I'm exploring natural and organic grain rations and hope to move to that within the next year. I will let them forage on our property and two adjoining properties. It remains to be seen how much of their feed will come from these sources. I plan to freshen the does in March and have them dried off during January and February.

Products Offered: Cow and Goat dairy shares, Farm Fresh Eggs, Homemade foods.
We are a small family-owned farm. With 2 milk cows, a Jersey and a Holstein Shorthorn, 7 goats and 20 laying hens. We also raise registered Nubian and Nigerian goats.
Our cows are hay & grass fed and given a small amount of 4 way grain. We feel that a small amount of this grain combination is both safe and necessary while milking. Our animals receive no antibiotics, hormones or steroids. We know the way to keep your animals healthy is by providing a healthy environment. If treatment ever becomes necessary we take a holistic approach, using herbal non-toxic remedies. Our milk program is year round.

From Hwy 93 take 64th Ave exit East towards Arvada, South on Easley and East on 54th Avenue.

Products offered: Raw goat milk shares

We have a small herd of pastured, free-range goats on 2 lush, full acres close to Table Mountain in Golden. We raise La Mancha, La Mancha/Sanaan goats.

We work closely with a local vet to treat our goats preventatively and keep them organic. Our goal is to keep 5 goats per acre and as a result we have very few problems with illness or disease. They are fed alfalfa hay and grain daily, with free-feed minerals and fresh water.

Our philosophy is to educate the public as to the nature of goat milking via 4-H program, small neighborhood tours as well as raw milk shares for the surrounding community. We attempt to milk year-round. All of our goats are CAE free as well as tested for TB and Brucellosis annually.

New raw milk business, but we have been ranching and dairying for over 20 years. We have chickens and 6 cows on 11 acres. Cows have year-round access to pasture. We milk year-round.
We use all-natural, local, hormone-free feed.
Preventive maintenance is the key to good healthy cows.
We manage soil fertility using manure. We use no fertilizers and no pesticides.