Grafton, Grafton CountyRaw milk, cream and eggs from a family farm · Grafton, Grafton County
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Read all 1 reviews on GoogleHand to the Plough Homestead is a small family farm in Grafton, New Hampshire selling raw milk, raw cream, greek yogurt, ice cream and fresh eggs from a self serve farm store.
Hand to the Plough Homestead is a small family owned farm in Grafton, New Hampshire. The family never imagined owning livestock or milking cows, but a healing journey to nourish their children with the most nutrient dense food led them here, guided by the dietary principles of the Weston A. Price Foundation. They sell fresh eggs, raw milk, raw cream, greek yogurt and ice cream, with sourdough bread, jams and baked goods appearing from time to time, and they raise pork and turkeys too.
The herd is led by Opal, a registered Milking Shorthorn whose milk proteins are A1/A2 and who generously calf shared while raising her June 2025 heifer, Ruby. Juniper, one of Opal's earlier calves, makes A2/A2 milk. The farm store is a self serve setup in the garage, taking cash or Venmo, with free pamphlets on raw milk and traditional nutrition to browse.
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