McClelland, Pottawattamie CountyRegenerative raw dairy and pastured meats · McClelland, Pottawattamie County
5.0 · 4 Google reviews5.0
From 4 Google reviews
Great people and farm, I'm beyond thankful for what they do for our community.
Amazing farm and family. Love the food we get and love knowing the great quality.
Absolutely wonderful farm ran by friendly, kind folks that are genuine to the core! They offer a delicious variety of meats (pork, beef, chickens), eggs, & dairy - all raised right - free roam, grass fed, organic, and no b.s. added! This is truly the quality of food everyone should be eating & guarantee you will notice the difference in many ways from what you may be used to consuming. Make sure to get on the newsletter/follow them on whatever platform you use to stay in the know of sales or events!
Cottonwood Hill Farms is a regenerative family farm in McClelland, Iowa selling raw milk from 100% grass fed cows, grass fed beef, pastured chicken and pork and free range eggs via a members market.
Cottonwood Hill Farms is a family farm in McClelland, Iowa, on land John Springhower's grandparents bought in 1955. John and Gina farm it today with their two children, practising regenerative agriculture and rotational grazing to build healthy soil. The dairy cows are 100% grass fed, wintered on the farm's own alfalfa, grass and clover hay, and the farm never uses synthetic fertilisers, chemicals, vaccines, hormones or preventative antibiotics. The whole operation is GMO and soy free.
Raw milk is the headline, sold by the half gallon through the farm's private ministerial association; membership is required to buy anything, and applications are available on site. The on farm market also stocks the farm's 100% grass fed beef, corn and soy free chicken and pork raised on pasture, free range eggs, plus local sourdough, raw honey and natural soaps. Visitors are welcome to come and inspect the animals, the practices and the feed, by arrangement.
John Springhower
Farmer
Farms the family land his grandparents bought in 1955.
Gina Springhower
Farmer
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