4.7 from 3,287 reviews across 12 farms
Organised lists 13 farms in Florida, including 13 farm shops, 13 honey farms and 13 raw milk farms. 13 deliver to your door.
Tinez FarmsRaw milk farm in Miami4.7 (1435 reviews)Tinez Farms is a farm in Miami, Florida that grows without pesticides and throws its gates open to the community. It is as much a place to visit as a place to shop, with seasonal events through the year bringing egg hunts, farm animal encounters and activities for all ages.
Beyond the events the farm hosts field trips and a summer camp, offers a porch decorating service, and sells its produce and farm products through the online shop. Doors are open Tuesday to Sunday, 10am to 5pm, and closed on Monday.Olivor Heritage FarmsRaw milk farm in Dover4.8 (125 reviews)Olivor Heritage Farms is John and Chrysti Roberts' family farm in Dover, Florida, named after their grandsons Oliver and Ivor. The couple raise grass fed and grass finished beef, small batch poultry and heritage pork with no vaccines, antibiotics or hormones, and they want the next generation to grow up knowing where food comes from and how it can be raised naturally.
Shop at the farm storefront on Sydney Washer Road on Tuesdays, Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays, or order online for pickup or delivery. The store also carries dairy, seafood, goat and lamb, baked goods and more, and seasonal turkeys can be preordered ahead of Thanksgiving.Moonberry Mercantile and TradingHoney farm in Tarpon Springs4.9 (60 reviews)Moonberry Mercantile and Trading is a small shop in Tarpon Springs, Florida selling ancestral foods and natural goods. The shelves centre on local raw dairy, regenerative meats and pantry staples, with an apothecary side offering natural remedies.
The craft kitchen bakes organic sourdough, and there is local honey along with simple household goods for everyday living. The shop is open daily and you buy in person over the counter, so call in for a fresh loaf or a jar of honey.
Coastal RancherRaw milk farm in Santa Rosa Beach4.7 (70 reviews)Coastal Rancher is a farm store in Santa Rosa Beach, Florida bringing country provisions to the Gulf coast. The shelves centre on raw milk that is organic, 100 percent grassfed and animal welfare approved, alongside grass fed and grass finished beef, fullblood Wagyu and pasture raised, non GMO eggs.
The thinking is simple, eat close to home and support ranchers who raise their livestock ethically. The store runs a glass jar program, sells its own line of ranch themed merch, and is open six days a week, closed on Sundays.
Happy Tails FarmHoney farm in Masaryktown4.8 (38 reviews)Happy Tails Farm is a small farm in Masaryktown, Florida raising grass fed dairy goats, with the health and welfare of the herd at the centre of how the place is run. The goats live on pasture and the family keeps the operation deliberately small.
Goat's milk, honey and meat are sold through the farm's online shop, with delivery available, and the farm opens for pickup on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday from midday to 6pm.
Dream Catcher’s Farm & DairyRaw milk farm in Loxahatchee Groves5 (9 reviews)Dream Catcher's Farm & Dairy is a family farm in Loxahatchee, Florida, built by an owner who grew up around farms in South Jersey and set out to create a self sufficient farm of her own. The animals are pasture raised with no hormones, steroids or antibiotics, fed grassy hay and custom ground feed from a local mill, with grain kept to a minimum.
The farm raises registered Berkshire pigs, Katahdin sheep, Black Angus and A2/A2 Jersey cows, along with turkeys, meat and egg laying chickens, geese and ducks, and keeps honey bees. It is licensed to sell milk to local customers, and visitors are welcome to stop by and take a step back into the country.
Delilah's DairyRaw milk farm in West Palm BeachDelilah's Dairy is the goat dairy at Goodness Gracious Acres in West Palm Beach, Florida, run hands on by one farmer through kidding season, twice daily milkings and the endless washing of jars and buckets in between. The herd is Nubian, and the focus these days is squarely on the milk, raw goat milk and kefir, with farm eggs available alongside.
Raw milk is sold under Florida law as not for human consumption, and there are only a few openings for regular milk customers at a time, so email ahead to ask. Goat kids, mostly males, disbudded and vaccinated, are offered for sale too.Rebuilding the food system, from the farm up
