Meadowview Jerseys is a dairy farm in Leola, Pennsylvania, milking a herd of Jersey cows that graze freely on open pasture.
172 S Farmersville Rd, Leola, PA 17540
Monday to Friday, 7am to 8pm Saturday, 7am to 5pm
4.7
From 78 reviews
Great prices for great items... we got raw milk, yogurt, yogurt drinks (drank one and got more) cheese, ground beef, and more... So glad they took venmo because I wanted to purchase more than I had cash for...
Best natural meats and cheeses around.
Great dairy products, including their own raw milk, cheese, yogurt, etc. Other staples items like meat, eggs, bread, honey, jam are also sold here. Love the owners and their business.
We recently purchased a market, and unfortunately we faced an unexpected issue with Farm. When our staff went to purchase goods, farmer employees told them: “We work with Figen, we won’t work with anyone else, go buy from somewhere else.” This is very disappointing and unprofessional. Figen is not our employee and has no connection to our company — she left before we even took over the market. The fact that we purchased the market does not mean we are obligated to work with her, and it certainly should not affect our ability to buy products. We do not understand why Farmer involved themselves in something that is none of their concern. As business owners, we expect fairness, professionalism, and the same treatment as any other customer. Refusing to sell based on misinformation and unrelated personal matters is unacceptable.
Rebuilding the food system, from the farm up
Absolutely love this place! Self-help and is open late enough so if I forget to buy milk until 7pm I still have time. I've been buying this raw milk for my family for about 2 years. I honestly think I feel much better with it! (Less bloating and no belly pain) Don't plan to buy pasteurized and homogenized milk any time soon!
Despite what the anti raw milk people say, this is a good quality product. My family has a gallon or 2 of this milk a week. We are always happy and satisfied with the quality and consistency. Keep up the good work.
Concept is great, execution is poor. Cows are meant to eat grass not corn and soy. I could see a clear difference in their milk and the milk we get from another farm who have jersey cows. The cream is yellow from the other milk but their cream on milk was almost white. So, although their bottle says grass-fed, it is probably 20% or so grass and the rest is other stuff that is not meant to be eaten by cows. Hopefully, they can take this review as a positive criticism and switch to full grass-fed strategy and then their milk will be absolutely amazing.
