Parma, Canyon CountyRaw goat milk and ice cream farm shop · Parma, Canyon County
4.7 · 54 Google reviews4.7
From 54 Google reviews
Just bought 1500 pounds of their chick grower feed, so far I like it, if someone will remind me in about 8 weeks I will let you know how my 250 birds went, update great feed for birds a little on the pricey side, great family great business great service. Those 250 birds did great, they grew fast and fat and tasted great.
Everyone was helpful and pleasant. We made a trip specifically to pick up our years worth of minerals. I called ahead and was assured everything was available. We will be back again.
They are always available to help get the feed. We need to keep our chickens, happy and healthy!
Ask alot get alot great feed back.
They are always friendly and help me load my feed!. They sell quality feed and products. One of my favorites is their peppermint soap!
I get poultry and livestock feed here. I have never had a complaint. Reasonable price for non corn, soy free, non GMO feed. Animals love it.
I absolutely love this outfit! Always greeted by a friendly face, and the only source (much less, local) that I've found for soy-free poultry feed. It's worth the two-hour drive from where I live. The recent addition of a store with local hand-made goods and such is a very welcome touch.
Fantastic local farm, providing all your goat needs. Their feed is top notch!
Treasured Sunrise Acres is a family goat dairy in Parma, Idaho selling licensed raw goat milk, ice cream, butter and cheese from goats fed farm grown non-GMO feed with no hormones.
Treasured Sunrise Acres is a small family run goat dairy in Parma, Idaho. The goats graze irrigated pasture through the growing season and eat farm grown non-GMO alfalfa hay and a non-GMO grain mix made on the farm, with no hormones used to push milk production. The milk is licensed under the Idaho Raw Milk Program and produced in a Grade A facility.
Raw goat milk, frozen fresh milk and raw goat milk ice cream in vanilla, strawberry and chocolate are sold at the farm from spring to autumn, and the milk also turns up at the Co-Op store in Boise. Bring a cooler with ice so it stays cold on the way home.
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