Kaya Kozanecka from the Organised team visited in April 2025
Had the best time at Jersey Barnyard today meeting all of the cows, calves and goats. 60L of milk later… who’s robbing our truck? 😆🐐🥛




Farmshop, raw milk
The Jersey Barnyard is a four generation Frerichs family dairy in La Grange, Texas milking 130 Jersey cows on regenerative pastures and selling raw milk, cheese, beef and eggs from its farm store.
The Jersey Barnyard is a century old, four generation family dairy farm in the rolling hills of south central Texas, just outside La Grange.
The Frerichs family milk Jersey cows and welcome visitors to tour the working dairy, pet the animals, watch the chickens roam and sit on the porch with an ice cream.
The farm store sells their own milk, cheese, beef and eggs. Milk is ordered ahead and collected through local pickup groups, each with its own ordering window and collection fee, so new customers are asked to phone first to be put in touch with their group's coordinator. The farm also runs family and school tours, birthday parties and seasonal events like the pumpkin patch and Easter egg hunt.
Kaya Kozanecka from the Organised team visited in April 2025
Had the best time at Jersey Barnyard today meeting all of the cows, calves and goats. 60L of milk later… who’s robbing our truck? 😆🐐🥛




4.8
From 205 Google reviews
Informative and nice but really not alot to see. Friendly folks good products.
Cool farm with tours, cow milking, calf feeding, gift shop with meat, cheese, ice cream, toys and a lot more.
Beautiful place, kids love it.
Drove out for raw milk after our friend raved about it. We had been getting raw milk from another dairy farm and thought we would give the Jersey barnyard a try. Well, not only was the milk almost double the price we had been paying, but we were very disappointed in the taste. Most in the household wouldn’t even drink it and we ended up just pouring out because it was just so off putting. We bought 4 gallons too. A bummer.


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3117 State Hwy 159 LaGrange, TX 78945
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Edgar Frerichs
Third generation patriarch
Patriarch of the third generation of the Frerichs family on the farm.
We are INCREDIBLY lucky here in Bastrop County to have Jersey Barnyard. They have the highest quality, nutrient dense foods you can get. And in a picturesque family -centric atmosphere. One of my favorite places.
Great spot to take your kids!
Excited to see the rest of the farm. The products in the store are high quality. I cannot drink milk from the grocery store but can drink Jersey Barnyards A2 raw. Had my first root beer float with homemade ice cream made from their milk too. My tummy loved it and no side effects!
Went with family to de-stress and feed the baby cows. They were all so cute and checked out the other farm animals they have. They have a lot of baby goats and some Momma goats ready to have babies really soon. They have a beautiful Texas Longhorn up front that I'm sure gets his picture taken all the time. They are truly my favorite cow breed.
Nestled in Texas Hill Countryside, the Jersey Barnyard offers a delightful escape for families seeking a memorable experience. During our visit, my family and I were captivated by the intimate joys of farm life. We were fortunate enough to participate in the charming ritual of feeding the adorable baby cows, an activity that left us smiling from ear to ear. The adventure continued with a scenic hayride, where we were immersed in the rich history of the family-owned farm, gaining insight into both the rewarding and challenging aspects of dairy farming. As our time drew to a close, we savored the ultimate treat—irresistible ice cream from the quaint gift shop, a perfect conclusion to a splendid afternoon. The Jersey Barnyard truly captures the essence of farm life, making it a must-visit destination for families and nature lovers alike.
Amazing farm experience with family. The goats are lovely, toddler bottle fed a calf and milked a cow. The dairy cows are ethically kept - live on pastures and grass fed. They sell milk that I can buy without guilt. I dropped my hat during the tractor hay ride and Jenesen (sorry if I misspelled or misremembered your name) and she helped drive all the way back and helped me get it back. This is the kind of dairy farms and people the world needs more of.
Awesome way to spend an hour or two! Bottle fed the calves, pet and fed the goats, chickens, ducks, etc. Took a hayride to see the milking operations, and got to a milk a cow! Very friendly staff! Shout out to Lily for our tour.
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