4.7 from 1,847 reviews across 11 farms
Organised lists 11 farms in Colorado, including 11 farm shops, 6 raw milk farms and 4 egg farms. 7 deliver to your door.
James RanchRaw milk & eggs · Durango4.7 (1321 reviews)James Ranch is a family ranch in the Animas Valley outside Durango, Colorado, where regenerative practices guide everything raised on the land: 100% grass fed and finished beef, artisan cheeses made truly raw from the milk of their 100% grass fed Jersey cows, eggs from pastured hens, vegetables, flowers and native trees. The cattle and dairy cows are never fed grain, calving follows the grass in spring, and rotational grazing builds topsoil and outcompetes weeds.
Kay and David James raised five children here, and the family now runs seven enterprises on the ranch, from the beef and cheese to gardens, a tree farm and the James Ranch School, guided by disciplined quarterly family meetings. An onsite market sells the ranch's products alongside goods from named local farmers, and the table on the farm grill cooks with ingredients straight off the ranch. Self guided tours, live music and events welcome visitors.Pope Farms Produce & Garden CenterFarm shop · Greeley4.7 (272 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.Growing GardensRaw milk · Boulder4.6 (75 reviews)Growing Gardens is a Boulder, Colorado organisation that runs community gardens, classes, children's programmes and horticultural therapy from its home on Hawthorn Avenue, alongside a working goat dairy. Food and plants are donated to community members who need them.
Raw goat milk is shared through a herdshare, the model Colorado uses for raw milk, where members own an interest in the herd and collect bottled milk from a self serve fridge on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Milk runs from April to early December, with raw goat cheese available too.
JNL AcresFarm shop · Fairplay4.9 (51 reviews)JNL Acres is a dairy goat herd at Fairplay, high in the Colorado mountains, and Mountain Essentials is the family shop for what the herd's milk becomes. Their goat journey began in 2013 with a Nubian and Nigerian cross called Effie and her kid Penelope, and the family have travelled all over the country for goats since. By 2026 the herd is more than fifty strong, with Toggenburgs and Lamanchas the main focus, and kidding season starts in February.
Everything is made in Fairplay from the goats' milk: goat milk soaps, goat milk hand and body lotions, tallow face butter, hand poured soy and coconut candles and lip balm, sold from the shop at 526 Front St and online, with free shipping on orders over $100. The farm also runs an hour long tour where you meet the goats and the alpacas, feed the babies and hear how the animals are looked after. A handful of other Colorado shops stock the range too.
Skips Farm To MarketMeat · Fruita4.8 (40 reviews)Skip's Farm to Market is a small year round farmers market and specialty grocery in Fruita, Colorado, at the forefront of the local food movement. The focus is on small farms and ranches that value sustainable agriculture, giving the town a consistent place to buy small batch, locally produced, high quality food.
The shop is on East Aspen Avenue and opens Monday to Saturday, 10am to 6pm. The farmers and makers behind the shelves are treated as partners, and you can read about each of them on the market's website.
Shag Valley Regenerative FarmRaw milk & eggs · Grand Junction5 (30 reviews)Shag Valley Regenerative Farm is Dawn and Ron Donalson's family farm on Colorado's Western Slope, near Grand Junction, running since 2000. The farm keeps things honest and simple, in its own words: dairy, eggs, beef and pork produced without added hormones, antibiotics, pesticides, toxins or synthetic fertilizers. Raw milk is offered through shares from their goat herd, and the farm store lists farm fresh eggs, ground beef, tallow, lard, elderberry syrup, local honey, kefir grains and bee pollen.
Dawn is a certified GAPS coach, a traditional foods educator and a Weston A Price Foundation chapter leader since 2006, and teaches cooking, fermentation and sourdough classes on the farm alongside seasonal tours with the baby animals. Ron manages the day to day of the livestock, land and the family's farmstay spaces. The family homesteads here with a focus on simple, sustainable living, and visits are by appointment only.
Sustainable SettingsFruit & veg · Carbondale4.9 (27 reviews)Sustainable Settings is a working ranch and Whole Systems Learning Center on Highway 133 outside Carbondale, Colorado. Founded by Brook and Rose LeVan, it began in 1997 and has stewarded its historic ranch since 2003 as an entrepreneurial nonprofit advancing regenerative agriculture, soil health and whole systems education. The ranch combines biodynamic practice with organic, no till, permaculture and rotational grazing methods, and points to multi year USDA and NRCS lab results showing significant gains in biological soil health.
The land produces grass fed A2 dairy and beef, heirloom vegetables and herbs, sold from the farm store, which opens Wednesday and Saturday, 11am to 4pm, or by appointment. Around the food runs a full calendar of workshops, from building soil fertility to bee guardianship and animal processing, plus internships and school visits that put students to work on a real farm.
Further Up FarmsFarm shop · Elizabeth5 (17 reviews)Further Up Farms is a small scale, multi-generational family farm in Elizabeth, Colorado, growing vegetables without pesticides or herbicides across a market garden and an aquaponics setup. The family planted its first test garden in 2022 and is now in its fourth selling season, with the farm's name borrowed from a line in C.S. Lewis's The Last Battle.
Vegetables are sold through a CSA programme with weekly shares and four pickup locations, plus farm stands and pickup points from Black Forest near Colorado Springs to Elizabeth, Castle Rock and Littleton. There are online orders for pickup, wholesale supply and farm tours as well.
Roots From EdenRaw milk · Loma5 (11 reviews)Roots From Eden is a raw goat dairy, farm market and apothecary just north of Fruita in Loma, western Colorado. The family raise Saanen and Nubian dairy goats alongside many other farm animals that keep the farm, orchard and pasture sustainable, and grow more than 100 medicinal plants on site for their own line of apothecary goods, from tinctures and salves to pain creams.
Raw goat milk is shared legally through a herdshare: members buy a small ownership share in the goats, board them with the farm, and collect their milk from the farm refrigerator in their own glass jars, with extra shares covering cultured cheeses, dips and ice cream. The shareholder group is kept deliberately small so everyone gets plenty. The farm market is open through the week and closed on Saturdays, aged artisan cheeses and apothecary items ship across the lower 48 states, and onsite herbal consultations are offered alongside telehealth sessions.
Somewhere in La ManchaRaw milk & eggs · Fort CollinsSomewhere in La Mancha is a small community farm in Fort Collins, Colorado, that began with six chickens and an incubator and grew into a place for reconnecting people with their food. The farm keeps over 100 heritage breed poultry and waterfowl alongside alpacas, goats and Dulcinea, the mini Jersey family cow who provides milk, cream and cheese for the family table.
This is a farm you visit rather than a shop you browse. Time slots to meet the animals, hold baby chicks or sit with the baby goats are booked online, and the farm welcomes anyone who simply wants to slow down and listen to the place. Phone or email to arrange a time.
Willmarth Family FarmRaw milk & eggs · LomaWillmarth Family Farm is a veteran owned and operated A2/A2 raw milk dairy and farm store at Loma, on Colorado's western slope. Ralph and Lori Willmarth raise Jersey, Guernsey and Holstein cross cows, and on this farm every cow has a name. Raw milk is available through a herd share subscription, with the milk tested once a month at a lab in Fort Collins. Ralph is a member of the Farmer Veteran Coalition and the farm is registered with Homegrown by Heroes, realmilk.com and the Department of Public Health.
Depending on the season the dairy also offers kefir, yogurt and cream. Humanely raised, pastured hens forage freely in open fields for eggs, and the farm's cattle are grass fed and grass finished, sold by the quarter, half or whole. The farm store, a white tin building with a welcome sign and a red door, carries local, organic and raw products including honey and maple syrup from other local farms.Rebuilding the food system, from the farm up
