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The best raw milk farms in Virginia

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Organised lists 27 farms in Virginia, including 27 raw milk farms, 19 farm shops and 15 butchers. 27 deliver to your door.

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1Creambrook FarmRaw milk farm in Middlebrook5 (115 reviews)Creambrook Farm is a raw milk dairy in Middlebrook, Virginia that supplies its milk through a herd share. Members buy a share of the milking herd for a small one time fee, then pay a weekly amount for the care of the cows and the delivery of their milk, like a milk subscription from your very own cow. Half gallon cartons arrive every week at pickup sites across Virginia, from Alexandria and Charlottesville to Richmond, Roanoke and Virginia Beach, and members can pre order raw cream and other add ons when they are in stock. The farm also offers tours, and the email list is the way in when a pickup location is at full capacity.
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Butcher in Suffolk4.7 (54 reviews)

Full Quiver Farm is the Wilson family's farm at Suffolk, Virginia, raising meat and eggs on pasture. The animals live outdoors on grass or in woodland and are moved regularly to fresh ground, while the soil is fed with compost and manure rather than chemical fertilisers, herbicides or pesticides. The farm stand opens Friday afternoons and Saturday mornings, selling grass fed beef, pork, sausage, cheese, eggs, baked goods and seasonal produce, with raw milk offered through a cow share subscription. You will also find them on Saturday mornings at the Shore Drive and Old Beach farmers markets, and they run monthly home deliveries around the area.

Avery's Branch Farms

Avery's Branch FarmsRaw milk farm in Charlotte Court House5 (35 reviews)Avery's Branch Farms is a family run farm at Charlotte Court House in central Virginia, milking a herd of 100% grass fed A2/A2 Jersey cows. The cows go out to fresh pasture every day and the milk is sold raw, part of what the family describe as life giving, healing food. Raw milk, cream and butter are supplied through a herd share scheme, with deliveries to drop off locations around Richmond, Charlottesville and Northern Virginia as well as pick up nearer the farm. Get in touch through their site to join the herd share.

Fitrah Farms

Fitrah FarmsRaw milk farm in Gordonsville4.5 (49 reviews)Fitrah Farms in Gordonsville, Virginia raises poultry fully outdoors on pasture. Meat chickens live in mobile coops that shift to fresh grass every day, laying hens range freely across open ground, and the farm avoids antibiotics and hormones entirely, leaning on natural remedies such as garlic, apple cider vinegar and pumpkin seeds to keep the flocks healthy. Little goes to waste here. The farm puts the whole animal to use, composting remains into fertiliser for its pastures and gardens, tanning hides and grinding bones. Meat is sold directly from the farm, open Monday to Friday from 8am to 5pm.

Our Father's Farm

Our Father's FarmRaw milk farm in Gretna5 (25 reviews)Our Father's Farm is a family farm at Gretna, Virginia, where a herd of Jersey cows eats fresh grass and greens every day and is never fed grain, antibiotics or hormones. The raw milk is offered through a herd share, where you buy a share in the herd and collect your milk each week at the farm or from drop points around Lynchburg, Danville and Roanoke. The farm store also sells grass fed beef and lamb, pasture raised poultry, turkey, eggs and sauerkraut, with an order form online. The herd share is popular enough to run a waiting list at times, so it is worth getting in touch before you visit.

Sunny Horizon DairyRaw milk farm in Farmville4.9 (22 reviews)Sunny Horizon Dairy is an Amish family dairy just outside Farmville, Virginia, run by Sam and Salome Lapp and their children. The cows graze the pastures through the growing season and eat hay over winter, without grain, and the family farm in a pure and simple way that works with nature to build healthy soil. Raw milk in Virginia comes through a herd share, so members pay a small annual fee for their portion of the herd plus a monthly boarding fee, then collect fresh milk each week from a drop site. Deliveries run to spots including Farmville, Amelia, Midlothian, Glen Allen, Mechanicsville and Toano, and members can add butter, heavy cream, cottage cheese and pasture raised eggs to their weekly order.

My Shepherd's Farm

My Shepherd's FarmHoney farm in Rural Retreat5 (20 reviews)My Shepherd's Farm is a family owned farm in Rural Retreat, Virginia, raising its animals naturally on grass and rotating them around the fields. The milk cows are Guernseys giving A2A2 milk, and the farm likes to say they know their names and come to the barn when called. Raw milk is offered through a herdshare arrangement, and the farm also sells pasture raised pork, grass fed beef and honey. Get in touch by phone or email to join the herdshare or to ask where their products are stocked locally.

Evening Star Farm

Evening Star FarmRaw milk farm in Locust Dale5 (14 reviews)Evening Star Farm is a small family farm at Locust Dale in Virginia that began with a wish to feed their own household well, and with a Jersey calf who grew into the family's milk cow. The cows are fed no grain at all, just fresh grass, hay, kelp, natural minerals and probiotics, and the herd is cared for gently and holistically rather than with harsh chemicals. Raw milk is supplied through a herd share. You buy a share of the herd, pay a monthly boarding fee, and collect a gallon of milk per share each week in the farm's returnable jars. Sign up through the interest form on the website, or get in touch by phone or email.

Triple Oaks Farm

Triple Oaks FarmFarm shop in Long Island5 (12 reviews)Triple Oaks Farm is a family farm at Long Island, Virginia, run as a private membership association. What began as raising a pig and a cow to feed the family grew into producing food for the wider community, using regenerative methods that let the animals live naturally while healing the land. To buy, you sign the PMA contract and pay a small membership fee, then shop online or at the farm store, which opens on Mondays, Fridays and Saturdays. Raw milk comes through the Raw Dairy Club, and orders can be collected at the farm, picked up from points around the area, or shipped to your door.

Meadow Creek DairyRaw milk farm in Galax5 (8 reviews)Meadow Creek Dairy is a family farm in Galax, Virginia making raw milk cheeses from the milk of its own grass fed herd. The farm grazes seasonally, and the milk becomes a small lineup of cheeses, Appalachian, Galax, Mountaineer and Grayson, which have picked up awards along the way. The cheeses ship directly from the online store, joined by extra aged and short run specials, gift collections pairing the cheese with local products, and gift certificates. If you are local you can arrange to collect your order instead.

Goshen Homestead

Goshen HomesteadHoney farm in Elk Garden4.8 (8 reviews)Goshen Homestead sits at Elk Garden in Southwest Virginia, farming to a standard it calls Biblically Principled Sustainability. The land carries grassfed beef cattle and lamb, pastured poultry, heritage turkeys and free range laying hens, with local honey and fresh roasted coffee rounding out the range. Raw Jersey milk from their 100% grassfed, lab tested herd comes through a herd share. A one off share purchase and a monthly boarding fee entitle you to a gallon a week, picked up at the farm, delivered door to door around Lebanon on Tuesdays, or collected from stocked fridges at drop points. There is also a farm store, open at the weekend.

12WOWhite Oak MeadowsRaw milk farm in Wilsons5 (6 reviews)White Oak Meadows is a farm at Wilsons, Virginia, where Jersey cross cows graze pastures of native grasses and legumes and wander the woodlands. Milk is distributed through a herdshare, the arrangement where members buy a share of the milking herd and pay the farm to board and milk the animals on their behalf. Shareholders collect raw milk in glass bottles from drop off locations around the greater Richmond region, along with cream, handmade butter and coffee milk. The farm also offers pork, grass fed beef, honey and free range eggs.

Sunset Lane Dairy

Sunset Lane DairyFarm shop in Harrisonburg4.4 (7 reviews)Sunset Lane Dairy is a multi generational family dairy farm in Rockingham County, Virginia, near Harrisonburg. The herd is fed non GMO forages and grazed on rotation, and the farm keeps tillage to a minimum to protect soil health. Raw milk is available through a herdshare, with members leasing a stake in the herd and collecting from the farm on Whistling Wind Lane. The farm also makes raw milk cheddar, gouda and farmer's cheese, homemade salted butter and raw cream, and the online shop lists brown eggs, beef tallow, lard and molasses as well.

Old Cedar Farmstead

Old Cedar FarmsteadButcher in WinchesterOld Cedar Farmstead is a small family run homestead in Winchester, Virginia raising clean, homegrown food for its local community. The family work towards self sufficiency, weaving their children's education into every part of the operation, and they care for their animals and land in a way that keeps the whole ecosystem in balance. The farmstead offers wholesome, minimally processed goods, with meat and dairy among its mainstays, and the shop is open six days a week. It is worth phoning ahead to check what is in stock before you travel.

Seven Pines FarmRaw milk farm in SuffolkSeven Pines Farm is a small family farm in Suffolk, Virginia offering raw dairy through a herdshare. In Virginia it is only legal to drink raw milk from your own cow, so members buy a share of the herd and the farm takes care of the rest. Share owners pay a monthly boarding fee that covers the care, board and milking of their cow, and in return collect fresh raw milk every week without doing the farm work themselves. The family also runs a summer camp and a junior homesteaders programme, and welcomes volunteers on the farm.

Hock Newberry Farm

Hock Newberry FarmFarm shop in CulpeperHock Newberry Farm is Erica's farm on nearly 60 acres of woods, pasture, streams and ponds in Culpeper, Virginia, about an hour and a half southwest of Washington DC. She started it in 2009 after ten and a half years in the Coast Guard, named it in honour of Lester Hock, the horseman who taught her to ride and work with horses, and now runs it with her husband Brian, rotationally grazing several species through orchard and grassland on organic, regenerative principles. The farm sells pasture raised pork, chicken and eggs, with turkeys for the holidays, through its online store and farm store, and also offers livestock for sale, events and farm visits.

Swallow Barn Farm

Swallow Barn FarmRaw milk farm in Kents StoreSwallow Barn Farm is a family run farm at Kents Store in Fluvanna County, Virginia, with a mix of pasture, orchard and wooded land. The farm keeps a herd of grass fed Jersey cows, raised naturally and with the health of both the animals and the land in mind. Fresh raw milk is offered through the farm's herdshare programme, where members hold a share in the herd and collect their milk each week. Phone or email the farm to ask about joining or about current availability.

Peaceful Heart Farm

Peaceful Heart FarmFarm shop in ClaudvillePeaceful Heart Farm is Scott and Melanie Hall's family farm at Claudville, in the Blue Ridge Mountains of southwestern Virginia. They milk pasture raised Normande and Jersey cows, farm chemical free with rotational grazing, and make small batch artisan cheese from the raw milk, alongside keeping St. Croix sheep and American Guinea hogs. Selling raw milk outright is illegal in Virginia, so the farm runs a herd share. You buy a share of the herd, pay a monthly boarding fee, and collect raw milk, cheese, butter or yoghurt each week at the farm or at the Independence Farmers Market on Fridays. The farm store opens Monday and Tuesday from 10am to 12pm, Wednesday and Thursday from 10am to 6pm, and Saturday by appointment.

19SJSycamore Jax FarmsRaw milk farm in FosterSycamore Jax Farms is a multi generational family farm in Foster, Virginia, founded by brothers Mike and Patrick Beattie and now farmed with the generations that followed. The herds are moved through a rotational grazing system so the animals always have fresh, chemical free grass, part of a wider regenerative approach that feeds the soil as much as the stock. Milk and meat are the mainstays, raised without steroids or growth hormones. Dairy is offered in its raw form through herd shares, and the farm sells its meats direct, with delivery available. The family see whole, farm fresh food as the foundation of good health, and farm accordingly.

Morning Glori FarmRaw milk farmMorning Glori Farm is a family farm in Charles City, Virginia, raising dairy goats and cows alongside hogs and chickens. Fresh raw milk is the heart of the farm, produced from its own animals on the family's land. The farm offers herd shares for both goat milk and cow milk. As a member you own a share of the herd, the farm does the milking for you, and you collect fresh raw milk every week. Contact the farm to learn more or to arrange a visit.

Vajano Farms

Vajano FarmsRaw milk farm in White PlainsVajano Farms is a family dairy farm at White Plains, Virginia, offering fresh organic dairy milk through a herdshare scheme. The cows are raised with care, and the farm follows the same quality and safety practices used by commercial dairies when collecting its milk. Alongside the milk herdshares there are beef and pork shares, with cattle and pigs raised on the farm in a stress free environment. You buy by joining a share programme, and the family are happy to take questions by phone or through the form on their website.

Golden Valley Farms

Golden Valley FarmsFarm shop in FarmvilleGolden Valley Farms is a family run farm at Farmville in Virginia, raising grass fed cows and goats for raw milk alongside pastured laying hens and organically grown vegetables. The hens forage in open fields and are moved often to fresh pasture, eating an organic corn and soy free feed, while the goats live mainly on pasture with a non-GMO supplement made from peas and oats. Raw cow and goat milk comes through herd share programmes, and eggs, seasonal vegetables, cream, cheese, ghee, yoghurt, baked goods from a neighbouring Amish family and pantry staples are sold to members of the farm's private membership association. Weekly orders are delivered to drop sites across Virginia, collected with the milk, or shipped to your door.

Windy Hill Farm

Windy Hill FarmRaw milk farmWindy Hill Farm is a family run farm in Keezletown, Virginia, producing milk from a small herd of cows the family fondly call The Ladies. Milk is supplied through a herdshare scheme rather than over a counter, with members collecting their milk from the farm each week. To join, print and fill out the herdshare agreement from the website, then call the farm to choose a pick up day and arrange a time to drop off the paperwork and take home your first week of milk. You will get to meet The Ladies while you are there, and the family are happy to take questions by phone.

Hayes Valley Farms

Hayes Valley FarmsFarm shopHayes Valley Farms is a family run farm and raw dairy in Marion, Virginia. The milk comes from purebred registered Jersey cows, each one disease tested every year and confirmed for her A2A2 status. The land has never seen commercial fertilisers or weedkillers, winter feed is certified organic with no GMOs, and the farm has been transitioning towards organic certification since 2020. The dairy runs a herdshare scheme, where members buy a share in the herd and take home its milk. Contact the farm to join or to arrange a pickup.

Seven Acre Farm

Seven Acre FarmRaw milk farm in StrasburgSeven Acre Farm is a family owned and operated farm in Strasburg, Virginia. The animals roam and grow in a natural environment, without antibiotics or hormones, reflecting the family's straightforward approach to raising food well. The farm produces pasture raised beef, pork and chicken along with fresh eggs, sold directly from the farm and through local markets. Its only online presence is a Facebook page, so phone or email is the surest way to find out what is available.