It is against Virginia law to buy and sell raw milk; you are only allowed to drink milk from your own cow. The great benefit of owning your own cow is drinking the milk. Many people don’t have the land or don’t want the work of boarding their own cow, so we offer to board cows for our customers. We take care of them, milk them, and put the milk in a refrigerator for the owner to pick up. So, when you drink the milk, it literally comes from your share of the herd/cow.

You can come to the farm and sign up in person, or you can sign up online.

Online signup consists of three easy steps. Make sure you fill out each one to ensure you get signed up!

We love connecting with you, explaining the process and answering questions. Please do not hesitate to call, email or visit us.

The shareholder is responsible for cleaning their own jars. If jars are not cleaned well, there will be a smell and off-taste when the new milk is put in.

No, we offer shares of our small herd of cows. This way, one can buy one or more shares depending on the needs of an individual or family. One share in the herd will result in one gallon of milk per week, a half share would equate to ½ gallon per week, etc.

• On the farm – Gretna, VA (no delivery fee)
• Health Nut – Wyndhurst, VA (delivery fee)
• Taproots – Forest, VA; Tap Roots (delivery fee)
• Danville, VA; Ride Rentals (delivery fee)
• Roanoke, VA; Herbs 777 (delivery fee)
• Westlake/Moneta, VA; Liquid Lube (delivery fee)
• Downtown Lynchburg, VA; White Hart Cafe (delivery fee)

Your milk can come in glass jars or plastic jugs, depending on your preference.

For glass jars: The milk is put into ½-gallon labeled glass jars that you purchase from us. Each week you clean and return your jars to the pick up location and pick up your full jars for the next week.
For plastic jugs: Your milk is delivered in either half or gallon sized labeled plastic jugs. There is no additional cost. You do not return the jugs but we do recommend recycling them.