4.3 from 25 reviews across 3 farms
Organised lists 3 farms in Moscow, including 2 egg farms, 2 raw milk farms and 1 farm shop. 2 deliver to your door.
MaryJanesFarmRaw milk · Moscow3.9 (15 reviews)MaryJanesFarm is MaryJane Butters' organic farm at 1000 Wild Iris Lane in Moscow, Idaho, at the end of a dirt road in the rolling hills of the Palouse. MaryJane milks her own Jersey cows, and through MaryJane's Creamery the farm supplies state certified and inspected raw milk from the pastured herd under Idaho's Small Herd Exemption, permit RCM041. The cows are supplemented with local non GMO hay and alfalfa, plus a small amount of organic soy free dairy feed at milking, and home delivery is offered by the half gallon.
The wider farm business takes in the Barron Flour Mill, a line of handcrafted organic foods, books and a national magazine, and a farmstay bed and breakfast where guests wander among chickens, gardens, fruit trees and beehives. Raw milk availability is arranged by email through the creamery.Wing Over FarmFruit, veg & eggs · Moscow5 (6 reviews)Wing Over Farm is an organic vegetable, flower and pasture raised egg farm in Moscow, Idaho. Jenny Parker and Paul Brandenstein own and run it across two sites totalling seven acres, growing a wide range of organic produce and cut flowers using low till, sustainable growing practices.
You can buy from the farm through its Summer CSA, its own farm store on the property, and its stall at the Moscow Farmers Market, where it has traded for several seasons. The farm also sells wholesale to local restaurants, the Moscow Food Co-op and two area food pantries. Alongside its own eggs and produce, the farm store stocks pasture raised meat from Blue Wildrye Farm and goods from a handful of other local makers.Meadowlark Heritage FarmRaw milk & eggs · Moscow5 (4 reviews)Meadowlark Heritage Farm is Charlene's family homestead in the Palouse region of northern Idaho, near Moscow. The farm keeps a herd of registered dairy goats, including Guernsey, Oberhasli and Nigerian Dwarf breeds, sharing the place with alpacas, cows, pigs, chickens and ducks.
The farm sells raw goat milk, goat cheese and powdered goat milk, along with eggs and handcrafted soaps, lotions and balms made with natural ingredients. Products are available locally and are shipped nationwide.Rebuilding the food system, from the farm up
