4.7 from 454 reviews across 9 farms
Organised lists 13 farms in Colorado, including 9 raw milk farms, 5 butchers and 5 farm shops. 13 deliver to your door.
Pope Farms Produce & Garden CenterFarm shop in Greeley4.7 (271 reviews)Pope Farms Produce & Garden Center is a family run mom and pop shop in Greeley, Colorado selling homegrown produce and plants at competitive prices. The Popes grow, buy and sell local, and through summer and autumn the stand fills with Colorado produce, from Western Slope fruit and Rocky Ford melons to tomatoes, corn, peppers, squash and pumpkins.
The garden centre side carries everything from potting soils and composts to seeds, bulbs, roses, shrubs and flowers, plus cement yard art and pottery. There are Colorado specialty goods too, including Colorado Country Kitchen canned goods, Village Pie Maker frozen pies, Fire Mountain jams and Clarks honey. The shop is open every day of the week.Pastures of LibertyButcher in Avondale5 (13 reviews)Pastures of Liberty, part of Nola Naturals, is a raw milk dairy at Avondale, Colorado, milking Jersey and Brown Swiss cows kept on grass without grain. The herd is closed line bred and in production all year round, so members have milk through every season.
The milk is sold through a herdshare, where you buy into the herd, pay a monthly boarding fee and collect milk weekly from pickup points in Salida, Buena Vista and Pueblo. Egg shares and pork bundles are offered too, along with a cheese makers special, and the dairy asks new members to ring and talk through the plans before joining.Black Barn HollowRaw milk farm in Sedalia4.9 (13 reviews)Black Barn Hollow is a small goat dairy in Sedalia, Colorado that keeps its herd deliberately small, milking only a few goats at a time so the milk stays clean and the animals stay healthy. Colorado law only allows raw milk for owners of the animals, so the farm runs a herd share programme in which members buy a small stake in the herd and receive fresh raw goat milk through the milking season, which runs from March to November.
Members reserve a half gallon a week on a chosen pickup day and can add small batch yogurt, ice cream and cheeses. Goat milk soaps, lotions and lip balms made on the farm can be bought without a share, and anyone interested is encouraged to visit and meet the herd.
Ebert Family FarmRaw milk farm in Byers5 (8 reviews)Ebert Family Farm is a family dairy in Byers, Colorado supplying raw milk through a cow share programme. The herd grazes native grass pasture and is never fed grain, with alfalfa brought in over winter, and the cows are bred naturally and raised without hormones.
Each share entitles you to a gallon of milk a week, bottled in half gallon glass jars and delivered weekly to distribution points, with board and delivery billed as you go. Ordering runs through an online system where you can put your share on hold when away, so you never pay for milk you do not receive. Half shares are available too.
Stars Farm Raw MilkRaw milk farm in FriscoStars Farm is a husband and wife raw milk dairy run by Jay and Liz on 29 acres at Mack, Colorado, with a share office in Frisco. The cows live on open pasture around the clock with shelters, mineral licks and water, eat non-GMO alfalfa and grass hays, and the milk is tested weekly on the farm and monthly at a certified laboratory.
Milk comes through a herd share scheme, with one share providing a gallon of 100% grass fed raw milk each week. Collection is free from the farm at Mack, or you can use paid drop off points serving the Denver and Boulder area, Summit and Eagle counties and the Grand Junction area.Rebuilding the food system, from the farm up
