Colossians 2:16 Farm
Colossians 2:16 Farm, also called Windy Ridge Dairy, is a members only farm in Independence, West Virginia, selling raw milk from a grain free grass fed herd and grass finished beef.
Colossians 2:16 Farm is a small family dairy in Independence, West Virginia, not far from Morgantown; the farm behind it is Windy Ridge Dairy, and everything it produces is sold through the Colossians 2:16 Private Membership Association.
The grass fed herd is never fed grain: the cows graze outside through spring, summer and fall and eat the farm's own grass hay in winter, milked just once a day in a Grade A level facility. The raw milk is filtered, rapidly cooled, bottled whole with nothing skimmed, and delivered to the members' Pantry the same day.
Beef is born and raised on the farm, grown on whole milk and grass hay and never given grain at any point, sold as ground beef, roasts, steaks, liver, jerky and summer sausage. Membership costs ten dollars a year and the Pantry opens to members around the clock by personal access code. The dairy is small and currently closed to new members, with a waiting list taking names.
What they sell
- Raw milk
- Grass fed beef
- Ground beef
- Beef roasts
- Steaks
- Beef jerky
- Summer sausage
- Beef liver
Plan your visit
- You can visit in person
- No delivery
From the community
4.9
From 14 Google reviews
Fantastic milk and beef products. Highly recommend.
WV. well, hidden dairy for the best and fresh dairy! Nice country ride for great product!
Just joined yesterday and the owner was very nice and informative. We watched a video on how it’s all done as well. Everything I got was amazing! I actually dislike milk and never had raw milk and wow to my surprise I liked it. The yogurt is the best I ever had, all flavors are delicious but the vanilla honey is my favorite. The sauerkraut is something else too better than any I’ve had. The cheeses 💯 and the cream as well. We are already hooked and can’t wait to try more. Wholesome “real” food and from a family with good religious values.
