5 from 35 reviews across 5 farms
Organised lists 9 farms in Alaska, including 6 farm shops, 6 raw milk farms and 4 butchers. 8 deliver to your door.
Sunny Side Up LLCButcher in Delta Junction5 (20 reviews)Sunny Side Up is a small poultry farm in Delta Junction, Alaska, raising chickens for meat and eggs using natural methods. The farm makes a point of sourcing feed and materials locally where it can, supporting other Alaskan businesses and keeping things fresh and close to home.
Chicken and eggs are sold direct from the farm, with delivery available, and there are no fixed opening hours, so get in touch to arrange a pickup time that suits. The family are happy to talk through preparation and recipe ideas for making the most of what you take home.Lunachick FarmRaw milk farm in Clam Gulch5 (5 reviews)Lunachick Farm is a small family run homestead in Clam Gulch, Alaska, living close to the land and writing about the ups and downs of off grid farming along the way. The family keep dairy goats, heritage hogs, sheep and poultry.
Raw goat milk is offered through a herd share. Members buy a share in the herd and receive milk packed in half gallon mason jars, delivered weekly to the Valley and every other week to Anchorage. The farm also sells fresh pork from its heritage hogs.Arctic OrganicsFarm shop in Palmer5 (4 reviews)Arctic Organics is a family run farm in Palmer, Alaska, growing vegetables and herbs with methods adapted to Alaska's climate and growing conditions. The farm runs off the grid on renewable energy, building healthy soil with composting, crop rotation and natural pest control instead of chemicals.
Produce runs from hardy greens and root crops to seasonal specialities, sold through local farmers markets and a community supported agriculture scheme. There is also a short collection window at the farm on Friday afternoons, and orders can be placed through the online shop.
Alaskan FarmHoney farm in Fairbanks5 (4 reviews)Alaskan Farm is a family run farm on Summit Drive in Fairbanks, Alaska, raising animals with care and growing vegetables for the local community. Sales run through an online market garden shop where you order whatever is in season, and the farm also offers a CSA and its own fresh eggs.
Pure raw local honey comes straight from the farm, and gift cards are sold for any season. Visitors are welcome to learn how the farm works. The site currently notes that the farm is taking a fallow season to rest, so it is worth checking ahead before ordering.
Rafter M Farm & DairyButcher in KasilofRafter M Farm and Dairy is a family farm at Kasilof, Alaska, raising cattle, pigs and chickens alongside a small dairy herd. The beef is pasture raised and finished on Delta barley, beets and field peas with no corn or soy, and the pork, raised by the family's son Connor at his place in Nikiski, is fed the same way.
Beef and pork sell by the half or whole animal, delivered to the butcher to be cut to your liking, while pasture raised whole chickens wait in the farm store freezers alongside chicken and duck eggs. A herd share scheme gives members a weekly gallon of milk from a scheduled farm stand pick up, and seasonal produce is announced on their social media pages.
Arctic Blessings FarmRaw milk farmArctic Blessings Farm is a family run farm at Delta Junction, Alaska, raising pigs, cattle, chickens and turkeys on open pasture. The animals eat natural diets in low stress surroundings, and the family farms regeneratively, with respect for the land and the particular demands of farming in Alaska.
Pasture raised pork, beef, chicken and eggs are sold directly from the farm, with turkeys in season. Ordering is through the farm's website, with delivery available as well as collection.
Reimers Micro FarmRaw milk farmReimers Micro Farm is a family micro farm at Meadow Lakes in Wasilla, Alaska, raising sheep on pasture for milk, meat and wool. The farm featured on National Geographic's Yukon Vet with Dr. Oakley, and customers talk about how well the animals are treated and how it shows in the quality.
Sheep milk is offered through milk shares, and the farm sells naturally raised lamb along with wool, fleece, yarn, roving, lamb hides and manure for the garden. Offerings shift with the seasons, so email the farm to check availability and arrange collection.
Goat Song Farm AlaskaRaw milk farmGoat Song Farm is a small family farm in Wasilla, Alaska, keeping ADGA registered Saanen dairy goats. Raw milk cannot legally be bought and sold in Alaska, so the farm runs herd shares instead. You buy a share in a goat, pay a husbandry fee for the milking, and drink fresh raw milk from an animal you partly own.
Alongside the milk there are goat milk soaps and lotions, eggs from hens on a corn and soy free diet, and garden manure for the vegetable patch. A share costs $25 for a year, and the online shop takes orders for collection from the farm.Rebuilding the food system, from the farm up
