4.7 from 1,183 reviews across 6 farms
Organised lists 6 farms in Norfolk, including 6 raw milk farms, 4 farm shops and 2 butchers. 1 delivers to your door.
Old Hall FarmRaw milk, meat & eggs · Bungay4.6 (785 reviews)Old Hall Farm is a cow with calf dairy, farm shop and butchery at Woodton in Norfolk, where the Jersey cows keep their calves with them rather than being weaned at birth. The herd is 100% pasture fed with no soya, wheat or barley supplement, and the farm follows Holistic Management principles to build biodiversity and soil health.
The dairy sells raw Jersey milk, A2 cultured raw butter, raw cream, kefir and pastured soya free eggs, alongside beef and pork from the butchery and wine, beer and store cupboard goods. You can shop in person daily, with a café on site, or order online for overnight courier delivery across the UK.Upper Wood Farm Shop and Raw Jersey MilkRaw milk & meat · Great Yarmouth4.9 (138 reviews)Upper Wood Farm is a small family run farm at Mautby near Great Yarmouth, raising its animals with care on a modest scale. The farm produces its own beef, lamb, pork and free range eggs, along with raw milk from its Jersey cows.
Everything is sold through the farm shop on Browns Lane, which opens every day from early morning until evening, so you can pick up meat, eggs and raw Jersey milk straight from the farm gate.Daisy's Milk ShedRaw milk · Attleborough4.7 (104 reviews)Daisy's Milk Shed is the raw milk shed at Attleborough Hall Farm, an arable and dairy farm on the edge of Attleborough in Norfolk farmed by the Walker family. Milk from the farm's own herd is sold raw, unpasteurised and unhomogenised, as fresh as it comes.
The shed runs on self service, with milk dispensed from a vending machine so you can fill up and go. It is open 8am to 8pm, seven days a week, and you will find it at the farm on the edge of town.
Wheatacre Hall FarmRaw milk & eggs · Beccles4.7 (88 reviews)Wheatacre Hall is a working dairy and arable farm of about 1,100 acres on the edge of the Waveney Valley in south Norfolk, farmed by third and fourth generation members of the Burroughs family. The pedigree milking herd of more than 400 British Friesians grazes along the River Waveney, and the farm bottles its own milk on site: raw unpasteurised milk sold from the farm, alongside pasteurised whole and semi-skimmed milk and cream delivered to Beccles, Bungay, Southwold, Lowestoft, Norwich and the surrounding area.
The Farmhouse Pantry, the farm shop beside the Farmhouse Kitchen cafe, is open daily and sells foods from the farm's own cows together with fresh bread, prime meats, fruit and vegetables and seasonal goods from local suppliers. Visitors can arrange to watch the milking, the herd grazes in view through the summer months, and eight converted barns on the farm offer holiday stays in the countryside between Beccles and the southern Broads.
Coston Hall DairyRaw milk · Norwich4.9 (51 reviews)Coston Hall Dairy sells raw milk straight from the farmyard at Coston Hall in Coston, near Norwich in Norfolk. The herd is mainly grass fed, and the dairy is fully licensed by the Food Standards Agency to sell unpasteurised milk, with hygiene, milk quality and herd health under regular testing.
The Milk Barn in the farmyard holds a coin operated refrigerated vending machine, open 7am to 7pm, seven days a week. A litre costs £1.50 and two litres £2.90, with plastic bottles free and reusable glass bottles £3. The cream rises after a day or so, so give the bottle a shake before pouring if you like it mixed in.
Abbey Farm DairyRaw milk · Fakenham4.8 (17 reviews)Abbey Farm Dairy is a working dairy farm at Binham near Fakenham, where raw milk goes straight from their Holstein Friesian herd to your bottle. It is not pasteurised or processed in any way, just filtered and cooled, and it has not left the farm before it is sold.
The milk is sold from a vending machine on the Warham Road. Look for the signs as you come through Binham village, park in the Priory car park and fill up. Plastic bottles are free, or you can buy a reusable glass one, and you can peek in at the calves in the barn while you are there.Rebuilding the food system, from the farm up
