Murman Dairy

Wessel Murman immigrated from Germany in 1923 and started the operation in 1930 with six Milking Shorthorns, supplying the whole town of Glenvil with fresh milk and cream. His son Menno built the first Grade A milking parlor in Nebraska in 1962, and today the farm is run by Jim Murman with his daughter Nikki Rhoades, the fourth generation, and her husband Mike, milking primarily Holsteins with Jersey cows joining the herd.

The dairy sells raw milk for purchase at the farm, call or use the form to schedule a visit, with pickup between 4:30pm and 7pm and a free reusable glass half gallon bottle with a first milk purchase. Through the year there is bulk beef by custom cuts list, and the family is branching into rich homemade ice cream made on the farm. It remains a Grade A facility dedicated, in their words, to making a clean healthy product.