Slocomb, Geneva CountyOrganic grass fed dairy, cheese and butter · Slocomb, Geneva County
4.8 · 294 Google reviews4.8
From 294 Google reviews
Delicious fresh products.
Don’t waste your time with these people.
Love these people and have really great products. The best part is I can show up at 3am and get the milk and eggs I need for the kids in the morning!
love their milk n cheese.
Working Cows Dairy is a USDA certified organic, 100% grass fed family dairy in Slocomb, Alabama making farmstead cheeses, butter and organic milk from its own herd.
Working Cows Dairy is a family run dairy in Slocomb, Alabama, founded by Jan and Rinske de Jong, making USDA certified organic milk, butter and cheese from grass fed cows. The cheeses are handmade at the farm and several have won awards, among them Griene Tsiis, Slocomb Tomato-Garlic and their Farmstead Cheese.
Cheese, organic grass fed butter and sampler packs can be ordered from the online shop, and a store locator on the website shows where the products are stocked nearby. A wider range is sold in person, and visitors are welcome to come and taste the cheese at the source.
Jan de Jong
Co-founder
Dutch immigrant who founded the dairy in 1985 and moved it to Slocomb, Alabama in 1991.
Rinske de Jong
Co-founder
Co-founded the dairy with Jan and still helps run it as a family enterprise.
Jonny de Jong
Second generation farmer
Grew up with the family business and now helps operate it.
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Always a great product and really convenient to purchase. Even after hours.
Absolutely delicious products. Clean farm. Super sweet dogs and friendly folks. Grateful to have these people in our community! We were driving an hour one way to get these products. So happy to find them in our local store now! Thank you for bringing these products to our family ❤️
A pleasant surprise to have an organic, grass fed, animal welfare approved dairy farm near the army base we’re stationed at! They have a great selection from raw milk, pasteurized whole milk (with the cream top), butter, chocolate milk, grass fed beef, eggs, cheese, heavy cream, buttermilk etc. Would prefer the choc milk to not have carrageenan-though it does taste very good and mostly clean ingredients! So happy to have come across this farm! Question for the owner: do you offer farm tours? I thought that may be a fun thing to take my children to see! Thanks for the goodies!
Started March 2nd 2026 coming to this dairy farm and have not went back to commercial store to anything. I now get my milk, butter, heavy whipping cream, chocolate milk etc locally from this farm right here Working Cow Dairy. The taste is amazing!! Thanks Ladies!! 🐄🥛🧀
Working Cow Dairy Farm is such a cute local spot! I love that the self-serve drive-up store is open 24/7, making it so easy to stop by whenever you want fresh local products. They have whole milk, chocolate milk, eggs, butter, cheese, and more. We picked up the Slocomb tomato and garlic cheese, and it was absolutely delicious—so flavorful that I already can't wait to go back and buy more! We had actually started driving away, but decided to turn around and grab some chocolate milk too, and I'm so glad we did. It was incredibly creamy, rich, and full of flavor. You can really taste the difference. The honor-system checkout is simple and convenient—they accept **cash (exact change)** or **Venmo**, which makes it quick and easy to pay. We'll definitely be back. If you're looking for fresh, local dairy products and want to support a wonderful local farm, I highly recommend stopping by! 🥛🧀💕
This place has the best farm fresh milk, eggs, and cheese! We never get our milk from the mainstream grocery stores anymore. It just doesn't taste right now that we've tried Working Cows milk! It works on the honor system and you just pull up and pick whatever milk, cheese, or eggs that you want (their chocolate milk is out of this world!!) and then just venmo them! It's super easy self serve! It's so good, I'd like to shake their cows hooves!
I only had my debit card on me today and that isn't an accepted form of payment there. I think the methods were cash, check, and venmo. I heard they had cheeses there, like goat cheese. I didn't see any on their price list. Prices seemed on par with what I expected so that's good. There were two large white fluffy dogs by the entrance. They seemed friendly but they were in bad condition. Thick matted fir with clumps of dirt and debris. I noticed one had lots of burs in his fur around the back legs and tail. I really wanted to like this place and I may go back when I have cash on hand but I'm hoping those sweet dogs aren't an indication of how the rest of their animals are cared for. On a side note, they did seem well fed. I did not have the opportunity to interact with any individuals at this visit.
Owner wasn’t friendly. Not a smile on her face, had straight face, not warm at all. If you are going to have a business you need to have good customer service skills. Customers keep YOUR business open. Update to owner reply. It was your delivery when you were saying what you were saying to me. You seem some what upset about the fridge being open when I was looking for the raw milk. I apologized for misreading the sign about where to look for the milk. I didn’t even know you were in the office and you didn’t come out to assist until you seen me with the fridge open (which you hurry up and closed). I understand you are making cheese but you are running a business and being busy making cheese isn’t a reason to be unfriendly to customers. I drove a long way to get the milk and wasn’t expecting that experience. I dealt with you several years back but I didn’t experience that. I’ll move my one star to a three, maybe you were having a bad day. I hope you have a good rest of your day too.
Mendy de Jong
Second generation farmer
Grew up with the family business and now helps operate it.
Ike de Jong
Second generation farmer
Grew up with the family business and now helps operate it.

