Caballero Farms
Jean Bonhomme
449 DILLEY RD
WESTCLIFFE, CO 81252
Phone: 7197832727
Email: jean@cbdfeed.com
Website: [414]
Contact: Jean Robert Bonhomme, JR.
Farm Type
Goat Milk
Description
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Cabri Goat Dairy
Kristin Maxwell
2203 Coyote Place
2203
Fort Collins, CO 80525
Phone: 13039135537
Email: kristinhaywell@gmail.com
Website: [414]
Contact: Kristin Maxwell
Farm Type
Goat Milk
Description
Small scale goat dairy in Fort Collins.
Camelot Camel Dairy, LLC
Kyle Hendrix
50643 County Road KK, Wray, Colorado 80758
Wray, CO 80758
Phone: 970-630-2761
Email: camelotcameldairy@gmail.com
Website: [414]
Contact: Kyle Hendrix
Farm Type
Other
Description
Camelot Camel Dairy, LLC is located in Wray, Colorado. Our all-natural camel milk tastes “just like milk.” Perfect for sensitive kids and health-loving adults. Easy to digest, hunger-satisfying & offers five grams of protein per serving. Camelot’s quality controlled Grade A Dairy makes the USA’s best-tasting camel milk. Now you can enjoy nature’s most wholesome gift!
Capering Goat Dairy
Margaret Hollander
5012 Valhalla Dr.
Boulder, CO 80301
Phone: 303-519-8618
Email: margawh@indra.com
Website: [414]
Contact: Margaret Hollander
Farm Type
Goat Milk
Description
Driving Directions: Boulder County near Boulder Reservoir entrance gate. Travel north on 51st from Jay Rd., turn left (west) on Valhalla Dr., 3rd house on left on the corner of Valhalla and Thor. Products Offered: Raw goat milk. Farm Description: We live on one acre in Boulder County. The dairy herd currently consists of eight does; 3 Nubians, 2 Saaens and 3 La Manchas. We have about 20 laying hens and some years we raise chickens for meat. There is also a vegetable garden for our use. Farm Management Philosophy:
I have a deep respect for the goats. I’m committed to meeting their needs and they in turn contribute high quality milk. I keep them healthy and content by paying attention to them individually, giving them good clean feed, comfortable living conditions, including plenty of room to exercise, shelter and dry bedding, regular routine, fresh water, appropriate grooming and natural health care. I use herbal and Homeopathic medicines on the goats when needed.
Only when necessary do I use antibiotic treatment. (Milk withdrawal is closely monitored in the case of antibiotic use.) They eat unsprayed alfalfa, organic grain and have access to pasture. Generally I will plan to freshen the does in March and have them dried off during January and February.
Caramel Apple Farm
Denise Hopkins
5690 S. Tom Bay Ct.
Bennett, CO 80102
Phone: 303-644-5677
Email: denise@caramelapplefarm.com
Website: [414]
Contact: Denise Hopkins
Farm Type
Description
Caramel Apple Farm is a family owned and operated Raw Goat’s Milk Dairy. We are located just 11 miles east of Aurora off Quincy Rd. We take great pride in offering the highest quality unpasteurized goats milk to our herdshare families. We accomplish this high standard by first starting off with exceptional, healthy dairy goats! Then add in a diet of grass and alfalfa hay as well as choice grains (soy-free), combine this with clean milking procedures and finish up by wrapping it all in love and commitment . That is how it’s done at this farm. In addition to all that, we also test our milk once a month to make sure all is going as planned. Our herd is tested TB and Brucellosis free.
Our farm also offers Eggs, Homemade Goat Milk Soap, Lotions, Lip balm, and Laundry soap and occasionally we have Cheeses (when we have extra milk). Please check out our website for more information. Life really is a little sweeter here, thanks to the Lord.
NOTE: We have only a few new shares available for 2015!