Windsweep Farm sits in the gently rolling plains of northwestern Illinois near Dixon, owned and operated by the Sheaffer family for 70 years, with the fourth generation now carrying on the animal husbandry.
320 Palmyra Rd, Dixon, IL 61021
Call 24 hours ahead to schedule a farm pickup.
4.8
From 29 reviews
Great source for raw milk and cream - no additives! We use the milk to drink and make yogurt and we use the cream for whipped cream and butter! SO GOOD!
Good meat and eggs, great family to buy from. Friendly, helpful, good prices.
I have been coming to this farm for a few years. I recently purchased my second 1/4 cow, grass finished. It is the best beef I've had. I get a gallon or two of the milk a week and am so thankful to have a place like this in the community. The owners are wonderful. Can't say enough good things. 5 stars!
Delicious, fresh raw milk!! They also have eggs, beef, chicken, lamb, honey, soap and who knows what else. Use this instead of formula for your little ones! Check out the raw milk institute for more info on that. I was on meds for IBS-C, but after drinking raw milk, I'm completely off of them! Of course it can be used to make cheese and such as well. Really nice people and happy, loved animals. (Bring your own container)
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Awesome find. VERY fresh, raw A2 milk. Great for infants (if you can't breastfeed), great to heal your gut, and a convenient drive from Davenport. Great price too! They also sell eggs and meat although I was there for the milk and cream. Okay, i had the eggs too. Delicious, affordable, healing (Most likely A2/A2 cows) bring your own container or buy one from them. I used emptied water jugs from the dollar store because I always need to freeze some. This isn't a big store, it's a working farm, so let them know what you need and they will make it happen: ) good stuff. Update: still the most delicious milk.
