MaryJane Butters
Founder and farmer
MaryJanesFarm is MaryJane Butters' organic farm in Moscow, Idaho selling state permitted raw Jersey milk through MaryJane's Creamery, plus organic flour and handcrafted organic foods.
MaryJanesFarm is MaryJane Butters' organic farm at 1000 Wild Iris Lane in Moscow, Idaho, at the end of a dirt road in the rolling hills of the Palouse.
MaryJane milks her own Jersey cows, and through MaryJane's Creamery the farm supplies state certified and inspected raw milk from the pastured herd under Idaho's Small Herd Exemption, permit RCM041. The cows are supplemented with local non GMO hay and alfalfa, plus a small amount of organic soy free dairy feed at milking, and home delivery is offered by the half gallon.
The wider farm business takes in the Barron Flour Mill, a line of handcrafted organic foods, books and a national magazine, and a farmstay bed and breakfast where guests wander among chickens, gardens, fruit trees and beehives. Raw milk availability is arranged by email through the creamery.
3.9
From 15 Google reviews
Love this magazine Takes me back to a simple way of life that I miss And I enjoy every issue.
We just drove from Post Falls Idaho to visit Mary Jane's farm. The reason for the 1 star is that the website said it is open. Please update for others. Thank you. The farm is by appointment only.
I've used MJF backpacking meals for years. Absolutely the best tasting stuff on the market, and I've tried a bunch of other brands over the years.
1000 Wild Iris Lane, Moscow, ID 83843
No fixed hours. Contact the farm by email for raw milk availability and delivery.
We do not hold prices, availability, parking, access details or event dates for MaryJanesFarm. The farm answers those directly on its own site, by phone or by email.
Been a big fan of MJF magazine and backpacking food for years and had the fortunate opportunity to stay in one of the glamp tents. It’s not budget, but it was beautiful, relaxing and quite a special experience.
Mary Janes is dishonest!
I love this magazine I am about to renew my subscription: ; I find Mary Jane Farm comforting refreshing & gives me ideas. It reminded me of my mother Helen Who was a farm girl in Barton, North Dakota. I read: Here’s the Thing by Rebekah Teal. Dec-Jan 2019: : thank you.lovely Christmas gifts.
MaryJanesFarm magazine is one of the very few mags I subscribe to. I saw it in a grocery store and I'm so glad I picked it up. Great introduction to a great family of Farm Girls!
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