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Website: PrairiesEdgeFarm.com
Herd Share Email List: Herd Share Updates
SummaryThis episode revolves around Carol and her friend Jamie's conversation about various topics related to Carol's homestead. The main focus is on the recent launch of Carol's herd share program for raw milk.
Carol discusses the overwhelming interest in her farm's new herd share program, particularly from the Twin Cities area, but explains the current limitations of not having drop sites and requiring customers to pick up their products at the farm.
Carol mentions the need for customers to purchase a herd share, which includes a gallon of milk, and pay a labor fee to have the milk turned into products like butter, cream cheese, ghee, and cheese curds.
She emphasizes the growing demand for raw milk and suggests that farmers near urban areas tap into this market. Carol acknowledges her inability to meet the high demand due to time constraints and the challenges of delivery. Despite the limitations, Carol expresses excitement about the herd share program and mentions the potential for future updates on its progress.
#forjars #cowsforlife #organicfarming #homesteaddiaries #HerdShareProgram #RawMilk #FarmToTable #SupportLocalFarmers #SustainableFarming #SmallFarmLife #HomesteadLife #FreshMilk #RealFoodMovement #LocallySourced #HealthyLiving #KnowYourFarmer #FarmFresh #CommunitySupportedAgriculture #FarmLife #NaturalDairy #OrganicFarming #FamilyFarm #GrassfedCows #FarmersMarket
TimestampsWebsite: PrairiesEdgeFarm.com
Herd Share Email List: Herd Share Updates
SummaryThis episode revolves around Carol and her friend Jamie's conversation about various topics related to Carol's homestead. The main focus is on the recent launch of Carol's herd share program for raw milk.
Carol discusses the overwhelming interest in her farm's new herd share program, particularly from the Twin Cities area, but explains the current limitations of not having drop sites and requiring customers to pick up their products at the farm.
Carol mentions the need for customers to purchase a herd share, which includes a gallon of milk, and pay a labor fee to have the milk turned into products like butter, cream cheese, ghee, and cheese curds.
She emphasizes the growing demand for raw milk and suggests that farmers near urban areas tap into this market. Carol acknowledges her inability to meet the high demand due to time constraints and the challenges of delivery. Despite the limitations, Carol expresses excitement about the herd share program and mentions the potential for future updates on its progress.
#forjars #cowsforlife #organicfarming #homesteaddiaries #HerdShareProgram #RawMilk #FarmToTable #SupportLocalFarmers #SustainableFarming #SmallFarmLife #HomesteadLife #FreshMilk #RealFoodMovement #LocallySourced #HealthyLiving #KnowYourFarmer #FarmFresh #CommunitySupportedAgriculture #FarmLife #NaturalDairy #OrganicFarming #FamilyFarm #GrassfedCows #FarmersMarket
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