44 miles · Falmouth, Stafford CountySeasonal raw goat and cow milk dairy · Falmouth, Stafford County
4.3 · 11 Google reviews4.3
From 11 Google reviews
Had a minor customer service issue. I called and tried to give them a chance by speaking with them directly. They blocked me on social media, did not return my call, and did not attempt to resolve the issue. 3 years of supporting this business, only to be treated like scum with something minor. You are better off supporting their competition or a grocery store.
This guy is a scam artist he acts like he grew up here.
Wonderful Farm with many different meats, eggs, yummy cheese and produce to buy. All natural foods straight from the farm. Great tours around the farm to see nature at its best. Owners and farm family very friendly and personable. Stop in and support this local farm.
Local hidden gem. Interesting farm experiences, beautiful nature views and great fresh products. Delicious. There is something to fresh farm products compared to the store/box store items.
great produce better folks great time in spite of heat.
Very high quality meat products raised on the farm. Don't worry about the look of the sales area. It is a farm. Knowledgeable people.
This is a wonderful farm! Grass fed beef, when in season they have lamb as well, fresh eggs. They are always friendly and very reasonable pricing. It always pays to go to the source! If you can't make it to the farm, they are often at one of the Fredericksburg area farmer's markets either downtown or @ Gordon road! Cut out the middle man! Go to the source! #buylocal.
Walnut Hill Farm at Elm Springs is a seasonal micro dairy in Falmouth, Virginia selling raw goat and cow milk alongside grass finished Devon beef and pastured pork.
Walnut Hill Farm at Elm Springs is a small seasonal dairy on Kellogg Mill Road at Falmouth in Virginia, milking Oberhasli goats and a herd of American Milking Devon cattle. Raw goat milk is sold under a feed permit, so no herd share is needed, while raw cow milk goes through a herd share with pickup at the farm only. The dairy does not milk through the winter, so the milk follows the season.
Alongside the dairy the farm raises grass finished Devon beef, pastured lamb from its Hog Island and commercial sheep, Tamworth pork and pastured poultry, and it sells feed and supplies too. Everything is sold from the farm store, which opens on Saturday and Sunday afternoons, or at a farmers market. The farm says plainly that shipping is not possible for them at this time, so buying means coming to the farm.
We will email you when a new farm joins the map near you.
Unsubscribe anytime.