Organised lists 3 farms in Fairbanks, including 2 egg farms, 2 farm shops and 2 raw milk farms. 2 deliver to your door.
Alaskan FarmEggs · 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.AK Mountain View Family FarmRaw milk, meat & eggs · Fairbanks5 (3 reviews)AK Mountain View Family Farm is a small family dairy founded in 2022 in Fairbanks, Alaska, nine miles up Chena Hot Springs Road. Raw milk is shared through a herdshare: members own part of the herd, pay a monthly boarding fee, and swap clean glass jars for full ones in the milk fridge at the end of the driveway. The cows are milked twice a day, the milk is chilled to below 40F within the hour, and somatic cell counts are tested at least monthly alongside the farm's own lab checks.
The 2026 price sheet runs from raw whole milk, cream, butter, buttermilk and yogurt to eggs, whole chickens, turkeys and rabbits, with beef and pork sold by the whole or half and tallow and lard on the side. Raw dairy is also stocked at The Roaming Root Cellar on College Road in Fairbanks, and the family hopes to open the farm for workshops and hands on visits.Rady Family Farmstead, LLCRaw milk · FairbanksRady Family Farmstead is a family run farm in Fairbanks, Alaska built around a small herd of dairy cows and a raw milk herd share. Becoming a member makes you part owner of the herd, which means you can legally take home the milk and anything made from it. The cows are real characters, among them LaDonna, whose milk is A2A2, and Elsa.
Members collect milk fresh from the farm, or make their own butter and yoghurt at home. The family also keeps cattle, chickens, goats, pigs, ducks and geese alongside vegetables, and they are happy to talk you through how the herd share works by email, text or in person.Rebuilding the food system, from the farm up
