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post #1 of 23
Thread Starter 
We've been driving to Orem every few weeks to buy raw milk - we freeze what we don't drink right away. We'd rather be able to drink it fresh each week, but weekly drives down are not feasible. The only other place I know of to buy raw milk is in Ogden and that's not any closer.

Anyway, would anyone be interested in forming a kind of co-op to get raw milk into the Salt Lake valley? We'd just take turns driving down (or up) to buy the milk and then each person would pick up and pay for their share at the driver's home. I think we'd need 4 to 6 families to make it work.

Is anyone interested in doing this with us?
post #2 of 23
I am currently in a raw milk co-op in SLC and we REALLY would love more drivers!!!
We order from Huckleberry Dairy and the pick up point is in Pleasant Grove.

You can go to the yahoo group to join!
post #3 of 23
Oh yeah, the milk is $6.13 a gallon, paid in advance at the Dairy website.
We get fresh milk weekly.
So far, I have driven maybe once a month? The more people that join, the less we have to drive.
post #4 of 23
Is Huckleberry completely grass/hay fed? I live up in Ogden and get raw up here, but the thought of 100% grassfed is tempting. Do they only do milk, or do they also offer cream? Thanks.
post #5 of 23
Thread Starter 
I just joined the forum.
post #6 of 23
That group is such a great idea... too bad I live in bountiful now or I would join very quickly lol
post #7 of 23
We can always use more dependable members.
The more members, the less often you have to drive!
post #8 of 23
Mostly jerseys, but I know they have a few random cows thrown in they bought from other, closing dairies. Grass/hay fed during the winter and grass fed in the summer. I love the milk. If you ask me, it's WAY better than the Redmond milk at Real Foods. It just tastes better.
The only thing that would make it better is if they would send it out in glass, like our old dairy did. They use plastic jugs.
post #9 of 23
Drake family farms over in West Jordan sells raw goat milk...very tasty. I don't drink milk myself (very rarely) but I've had theirs before.
post #10 of 23

Benefits?

Hi, all-
We don't currently drink raw milk, but your discussion got me interested. Would you mind sharing why you drink raw milk? Is it for health benefits, taste...?

Please enlighten me
post #11 of 23
Hi, my name is Heidi. this is the first time ive even been on a forum. i really dont know how they work. But my husband and i were planning to travel to ogden or orem to get the raw milk too. I'd love to join if you are still doing it. Let me know. I dont even really know how to find out if you write back. im hoping it sends later posts to my email. haha if not, i will check back in a few days i guess. i found this page randomly off of google. So hopefully i will find it again. Cant wait to hear from you all! XOXO

Heidi
post #12 of 23
www.realmilk.com is a great place to look to start getting acquainted with the reasons for raw.

Heidi- welcome! I can't say that I am very savvy on here, so no tips to share. I do get my milk in Ogden (I live in Ogden as well) so let me know if you have any questions.
post #13 of 23
where do you gals get your milk in ogden?
post #14 of 23
Bob Ropelato in West Haven. He owns Johnny's Dairy, but you can go to the farm to get raw.
post #15 of 23

Utah Alliance for Raw Milk and Raw Milk for utah soursces on facebook

I have a big raw milk page on facebook that lists many resources and information and another page specific to Utah. Come visit here: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Raw-Mi...9654556?ref=mf
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Utah-A...M/303257885999
post #16 of 23
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Raw-Mi...9654556?ref=mf here is a good resource with many tetimonials and people who have shared personal reasons fo using raw milk as well as articles and other information.
post #17 of 23

Rose Red,

 

I live in Farmington and my sister is interested in doing a Raw milk co-op but only with the Redmond Farms NOT Johnny's Dairy because we want only pasture fed and happy grazing cows to feed us!  So, if you would like to join us and if you know of any others who want to start up a RAW MILK co-op with us that would be GREAT!  I am going to see if anyone else in our neighborhood is interested as well...we have a few health conscious individuals who would probably take turns going down to buy a large amount for everyone and then meet at that individuals home .  Let me know if you would like to join us...the more the merrier! 

 

Charise

post #18 of 23

I am interested in joining this coop. How do I go about it? I live in Holladay.

post #19 of 23

They are selling raw milk in West Jordan now so I'm pretty sure the driving co-op has been disbanded.  Here's the info:  http://www.utahnaturalmeat.com/milk

post #20 of 23

Hi there!  :)

 

We're in a raw milk car pool too!  We're in Centerville and pick up from C2 Farms, but instead of driving to Pleasant Grove, they recently added a pick up location in West Jordan at Utah Natural Meat.  Their website is UtahNaturalMeat.com.  I just thought I'd let you know so you could save yourself some driving time.  :)

 

~ Kathy

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