D&L Meadows LLC
351 miles 路 Williamsburg, Clermont CountyRaw goat milk through a herd share 路 Williamsburg, Clermont County
5.0 路 44 Google reviewsWhat they sell
- Raw goat milk shares
- Nigerian Dwarf goats
- Farm tours
351 miles 路 Williamsburg, Clermont CountyRaw goat milk through a herd share 路 Williamsburg, Clermont County
5.0 路 44 Google reviews5.0
From 44 Google reviews
It's my first time drinking goats milk 馃榿 I thought it would be nasty 馃あ but was actually very good. The goat cheese is excellent, can't wait to try goat yogurt 馃榾
I've been interested in drinking raw milk for quite some time, but only recently became aware of the existence of herdshare programs. There are only a handful of herdshare operations in my area and I checked out each of the websites. D & L Meadows website was by far the most extensive and I appreciated reading about the sanitation requirements. However, I was somewhat hesitent about goat milk. But I did some research on the Michigan State University Extension website, and it said that goat milk was more easily digestible than cows milk. That was a plus. So, I requested a tour of the farm and met Dirk the owner. It was cold that day and Dirk brought me to the barn - more like a greenhouse really - where the goats were inside feeding. There was plenty of clean, fresh straw on the ground, alfalfa hay in the troughs, and probably about 30 or 40 clean goats of various breeds. At that time, hot water was being added to water buckets to keep the water at a warmer temperature. If I were a goat, I'd say that was pretty nice treatment. Anyway, they seemed happy enough. That day, I entered into the herdshare agreement with Dirk (and his wife Laura) and brought home my first gallon of goat milk. The taste was very slightly different than cows milk, but by the second gallon, it tasted completely normal. I am very satisfied with my goat milk.
Incredible use of their land, and the happiest goats you鈥檒l meet!
Great source for herd share!
We had a great visit to the farm today! We loved seeing the goats and how well they are cared for. The owners are very friendly and knowledgeable. Highly recommend!
I had the pleasure of visiting this goat farm recently, and I must say, it exceeded all my expectations. The owner is not only incredibly knowledgeable but also passionate about his animals' well-being. The goats are raised in the most natural way possible, and it truly shows in the quality of their milk and products. Speaking of which, the goat milk products are simply divine! From cheese to soap, each item is a testament to the care and dedication put into their production. If you're looking for an educational and delicious experience, I highly recommend a visit to this farm.
Delightful working dairy goat farm. Animals are happy and healthy, well fed and well taken care of. Owner/operators know their animals, often by name. Magnificent, well-run operation - and I got to feed a baby goat!
D&L Meadows is a small Grade A goat dairy in Williamsburg, Ohio offering raw goat milk through herd shares and breeding registered Nigerian Dwarf dairy goats.
D and L Meadows is a small Grade A dairy farm in Williamsburg, Ohio, home to registered Nigerian Dwarf goats along with sheep, chickens and rabbits. The family chose the breed because it stays small while still milking like a proper dairy goat, and the herd is on the Dairy Herd Improvement programme, with production carefully recorded and several does holding strong milking records.
Selling raw milk is illegal in Ohio, so the farm runs a herd share instead. Members legally own part of the herd and can take home raw milk from the goats they own. The farm also offers scheduled tours covering kids, milking, feeding and breeding, and registered goats are available to buy.
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