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Organised lists 3 farms in Surrey. Many do more than one thing, so among them are 3 raw milk farms and 1 egg farm. 2 deliver to your door.

3 raw milk farms, rated 4.8 from 40 Google reviews.

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    1. 1Aldhurst FarmAldhurst FarmRaw milk · Dorking4.9 (21 reviews)Aldhurst Farm on Temple Lane at Capel, near Dorking in Surrey, is the dairy farm of W Dale and Sons, a family that has farmed here across six generations. The farm assured herd was founded in 1826 and has been providing milk for nearly 200 years. Raw milk is sold direct from the farm, with vending machines on site so customers can buy fresh raw milk in glass bottles at a time that suits them. The family also runs a local milk round, delivering to the surrounding villages, an offer local press described when the farm first opened its gate sales. The farm also sells pasteurised milk, cream and butter online by post, a separate line from the raw milk sold only at the farm gate.
    2. 2The farmer with a feed bucket as a brown goat rears up against him, the herd crowding roundWildcroft DairyRaw milk · Guildford4.6 (19 reviews)Wildcroft Dairy is a family-run goat farm in the Surrey Hills at Puttenham, near Guildford, home to the largest herd of critically endangered English Goats. With fewer than 100 females registered worldwide, around a fifth of the breed lives here, alongside British Toggenburgs, Anglo Nubians, British Alpines and Saanens. The goats' milk is sold raw, never pasteurised, as bottled milk and kefir, and the farm makes goats' cheese and goats' milk soap too. There is often goat meat for sale from the farm gate, and orders can be placed through the online shop with delivery available.
    3. 3The Flying Goats DairyThe Flying Goats DairyRaw milk & eggs · LeatherheadThe Flying Goats Dairy is a family run goat dairy based at Woolgars Farm in West Horsley, producing raw unpasteurised goats' milk. The milk is sold completely natural, with nothing added and nothing taken away, from a herd looked after on the farm. You can buy direct from the farm, which opens daily, or order raw drinking milk through their mail order courier service if you live further afield. The family are proud that their milk is 100% natural and carries no air miles.
    1. 1Aldhurst Farm

      Aldhurst Farm

      Dorking · Raw milk4.9 · 21 reviewsAldhurst Farm on Temple Lane at Capel, near Dorking in Surrey, is the dairy farm of W Dale and Sons, a family that has farmed here across six generations. The farm assured herd was founded in 1826 and has been providing milk for nearly 200 years. Raw milk is sold direct from the farm, with vending machines on site so customers can buy fresh raw milk in glass bottles at a time that suits them. The family also runs a local milk round, delivering to the surrounding villages, an offer local press described when the farm first opened its gate sales. The farm also sells pasteurised milk, cream and butter online by post, a separate line from the raw milk sold only at the farm gate.
    2. 2The farmer with a feed bucket as a brown goat rears up against him, the herd crowding round

      Wildcroft Dairy

      Guildford · Raw milk4.6 · 19 reviewsWildcroft Dairy is a family-run goat farm in the Surrey Hills at Puttenham, near Guildford, home to the largest herd of critically endangered English Goats. With fewer than 100 females registered worldwide, around a fifth of the breed lives here, alongside British Toggenburgs, Anglo Nubians, British Alpines and Saanens. The goats' milk is sold raw, never pasteurised, as bottled milk and kefir, and the farm makes goats' cheese and goats' milk soap too. There is often goat meat for sale from the farm gate, and orders can be placed through the online shop with delivery available.
    3. 3The Flying Goats Dairy

      The Flying Goats Dairy

      Leatherhead · Raw milk, eggsThe Flying Goats Dairy is a family run goat dairy based at Woolgars Farm in West Horsley, producing raw unpasteurised goats' milk. The milk is sold completely natural, with nothing added and nothing taken away, from a herd looked after on the farm. You can buy direct from the farm, which opens daily, or order raw drinking milk through their mail order courier service if you live further afield. The family are proud that their milk is 100% natural and carries no air miles.
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