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Three Daughters Farm

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  • a2 herd
  • pasture raised
  • regenerative

About Three Daughters Farm

We are a small-scale family homestead with many available offerings including raw milk herd shares, raw goat milk herd shares, pastured eggs and summer produce at our stand.We use regenerative farming practices and practice proper pasture rotation to meet the varying needs of our animals and our customers. We aim to maintain a high standard of holistic care.Please text or email us to schedule a time to meet us and begin your herd-share.

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Delivery & pickup

Fulfillment
Pickup only
Hours
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Delivery summary
Herdshare, Pickup

Specialties

  • a2 dairy
  • bakery
  • chicken
  • cow a2
  • cow milk
  • dairy
  • eggs
  • goat dairy
  • goat milk
  • maple
  • meat
  • pastured eggs
  • poultry
  • produce
  • raw dairy
  • raw milk
  • sourdough
  • vegetables

Categories

  • Herdshare
  • Pickup
  • Raw milk
  • Raw dairy
  • Pastured eggs
  • A2/A2 dairy
  • Regenerative

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Address
14177 64th St SE, Alto, MI, 49302
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Frequently asked

Where is Three Daughters Farm?

Three Daughters Farm is located in Alto. Address: 14177 64th St SE, Alto, MI, 49302. See the map on this page for directions.

Does Three Daughters Farm deliver?

Three Daughters Farm is pickup-only. Drive to the farm during their hours (Contrary to popular belief, chickens do not lay eggs every day. Hens typically lay eggs every 24-26 hours, but this can vary depending on the breed, age, and other factors. Myth #9: Chickens can only lay eggs in the spring and summer. While chickens do tend to lay more eggs in t...) to pick up.

What does Three Daughters Farm sell?

Practices: a2 herd, pasture raised, regenerative. Specialties: a2 dairy, bakery, chicken, cow a2, cow milk, dairy, eggs, goat dairy, goat milk, maple, meat, pastured eggs, poultry, produce, raw dairy, raw milk, sourdough, vegetables. Products: A2 cow milk (a2 dairy; raw dairy; raw milk), Chicken (website derived), Eggs (raw dairy; website derived), Maple syrup (website derived), Pastured eggs (pastured; website derived), Raw cow milk (raw dairy; raw milk). Categories: Raw milk, Raw dairy, Pastured eggs, A2/A2 dairy, Regenerative.

How do I contact Three Daughters Farm?

Phone: 6162500747. Email: j.hilzey@icloud.com. Website: https://threedaughtersfarm.us/. You can also open the farm in the live directory and use the Get directions button.

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