Suzanne Karreman
Farmer and farm manager
A former investigative reporter whose farming began with a desire to produce her own organic eggs and raw milk, farming in North Carolina since 2007.
Reverence Farms
342 miles · Farmshop, butcher
Reverence Farms is a 500 acre regenerative A2A2 Jersey dairy in Graham, North Carolina offering raw milk through herd co-ownership plus grass fed beef and Berkshire pork.
This is a different kind of dairy near Graham, North Carolina, where the cows are mothers first.
Suzanne and Hubert Karreman, a farmer and veterinarian team, milk their Jersey herd alongside the calves, which stay nursing at their mothers' sides on pastures tended like gardens. The herd of more than 60 cows gives A2A2 grass fed milk, and the farm also raises well mannered Jersey sires to help rebuild family scale, pasture based dairying.
The farm opens to visitors on Saturdays, and the family also sell meat bundles, herd health products and an in depth livestock husbandry manual through their website.
What they sell
- Raw A2 milk
- Grass fed beef
- Berkshire pork
Plan your visit
- You can visit in person
- Delivers locally
Meet the farm team
From the community
4.7
From 350 Google reviews
9 June 2025
Sustainable farm with a small gift store...picked up some great bran muffin mix.
22 March 2024
We have done the lamb share & now do the milk herd share and buy steaks & eggs on Saturday's at their farm store. All of the food is of the highest quality! The team at Reverence is dedicated to farming & doing it in a sustainable manner - it is a privilege to support what they do!
2 September 2018
We had a nice visit to this restaurant this morning. It's very Farm oriented and the food definitely shows this trend. We had the standard breakfast plate and it was quite good, especially the sausage.. The only reason I'm rating this as four stars is because the only sweetener available for their coffee was sugar or pure cane sugar. It would be nice if they had an artificial sweetener available for those customers who wish to watch their diet or have metabolic disorders that would require such a substitute. The restaurant was well spaced out and seem to be moderately busy. My service animal and I had no trouble moving about other than coming in and out of the front door. When the restaurant is busy it can be somewhat of a tight squeeze to get out. The staff was friendly and attentive although the prices seem to be average to maybe a little bit high.
