Huckins Farm is a family micro dairy in New Hampton, New Hampshire, run by Matty Huckins.
The herd is a small group of Guernsey cows that graze on rotation through the warmer months and spend winter in an airy free stall barn with room to exercise and fresh air.
The milk is sold raw, alongside heavy cream, yoghurt, kefir and a range of fresh and aged cheeses, all made in small batches on the farm. You buy from the farm store, where visitors are welcome to meet the cows and watch the work, and delivery is offered as well.
52 Magoon Rd New Hampton, NH, United States, New Hampshire 03256
Open daily, 8am to 8pm
5.0
From 33 reviews
Had a grand time with our 4-H club there. Got to see where the cows are milked and how it's processed, as well as the mothers of some of our dairy cattle. And they have a large selection of dairy products, and other local products in their very small but very efficient store.
Best yogurts and kefir!!
Cool farm with awesome views and raw milk!
I just tried the Herb Blend Yo-Cheese and the Cow’s Raw Milk Yogurt and I was blown away. Both were so delicious and you can tell that the cows that made the milk were very happy. I live in Boston and bought this at a farm stand by Rumney. I wish there was a way for me to get their dairy products more often.
Great farm with great dairy! I make a point to go every time my family and I are in the area!
I got eggs, yogurt, chicken thighs, and cheese! Super convenient, accessible, and beautiful scenery. The maple yogurt I got is delicious.
Rebuilding the food system, from the farm up
Huckins farm is an absolutely stunning gem hidden off the main road. Even if you don't buy anything, seeing all the cows out in a beautiful field with mountains in the background is a scene from old New England. Their eggnog-colored fresh raw Guernsey milk is also a treat.
8/1/21. I stopped here for raw milk. I just had some and it was very good. The farm isn’t so far from where we are renting a house. When we arrived, the gps took us to the house itself. We drove back and stopped at the building located just before 52. They have some products in a refrigerator. Prices are hanging on wall. Money box is by right side of where prices are. We couldn’t figure it out how much 32oz of milk would be so paid for half gallon prices. It’s very quiet. I didn’t get to see any animal farms. It didn’t seem to be open. We will stop by again before we head out. The best part of waking up is Folgers in your cup and splash of raw milk from Huchkins farm.
