100% A2A2 RAW COW MILK AVAILABLE NOW!
RAW GOAT MILK COMING SOON!
We're passionate about our milk, which makes us passionate about our cows and goats. We have a 100% A2A2 herd made up of registered Jersey and Brown Swiss cows that provides the most creamy, delicious and healthy milk you can get. Milk from our cows (and goats) is tested on the farm monthly for coliform and SPC (total aerobic bacteria).
As a Raw Milk Institute Certified dairy, our milk is tested weekly. These tests ensure that our bacteria counts are low, which means our milk is clean, provides you with maximum shelf life (as long as you keep it cold once you take possession), is as safe as possible (there is no such thing as a 100% safe food product) and, most importantly, provides the most delicious flavor.
Through extensive research, the Raw Milk Institute has found that raw milk with 10 or fewer colony forming units per mL(CFU/mL) of total coliform and fewer than 5,000 CFU/mL of Standard Plate Count is considered excellent. These are the standards we are required to maintain as a RAWMI listed dairy, and these standards exceed the standard federal regulations defined in the Pasteurized Milk Ordinance mandate that SPC should not exceed 100,000 cfu/mL.
Below are test results for the prior 4 weeks along with the average over that 4 week period for total coliform and SPC:
As a Raw Milk Institute Certified dairy, our milk is tested weekly. These tests ensure that our bacteria counts are low, which means our milk is clean, provides you with maximum shelf life (as long as you keep it cold once you take possession), is as safe as possible (there is no such thing as a 100% safe food product) and, most importantly, provides the most delicious flavor.
Through extensive research, the Raw Milk Institute has found that raw milk with 10 or fewer colony forming units per mL(CFU/mL) of total coliform and fewer than 5,000 CFU/mL of Standard Plate Count is considered excellent. These are the standards we are required to maintain as a RAWMI listed dairy, and these standards exceed the standard federal regulations defined in the Pasteurized Milk Ordinance mandate that SPC should not exceed 100,000 cfu/mL.
Below are test results for the prior 4 weeks along with the average over that 4 week period for total coliform and SPC:
Date: Total Coliform SPC
2/28/23 0 1400
3/7/23 0 1400
3/14/23 3 1700
3/21/23 0 600
Average .75 1275
2/28/23 0 1400
3/7/23 0 1400
3/14/23 3 1700
3/21/23 0 600
Average .75 1275
Seven Seasons Farm offers raw milk as a pet treat and is registered with the North Carolina Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services as a pet food manufacturer.
As with any food product, there is risk associated with drinking raw milk. You will have to determine if the risk is worth the reward.
You can purchase our fresh, raw milk directly from the farm.
Check out our Raw Milk FAQ page for more information on our cows, goats and milk. To answer the number one question we get - our animals have 24x7 access to pasture and hay, and are only fed a high quality , locally sourced non-GMO grain from Warren County, NC to supplement their foraging. We feed based on how they look - not to increase production.
Milk prices are as follows:
Goat Milk $20 per gallon
Cow Milk $16 per gallon
All cow milk is now 100% A2A2.
If you place an order and make an appointment for milk pickup and fail to show, you forfeit your order unless it paid for in advance. It is up to you to reschedule your pickup as soon as possible - we will not provide fresher milk for you if you do not come when scheduled.
As with any food product, there is risk associated with drinking raw milk. You will have to determine if the risk is worth the reward.
You can purchase our fresh, raw milk directly from the farm.
Check out our Raw Milk FAQ page for more information on our cows, goats and milk. To answer the number one question we get - our animals have 24x7 access to pasture and hay, and are only fed a high quality , locally sourced non-GMO grain from Warren County, NC to supplement their foraging. We feed based on how they look - not to increase production.
Milk prices are as follows:
Goat Milk $20 per gallon
Cow Milk $16 per gallon
All cow milk is now 100% A2A2.
If you place an order and make an appointment for milk pickup and fail to show, you forfeit your order unless it paid for in advance. It is up to you to reschedule your pickup as soon as possible - we will not provide fresher milk for you if you do not come when scheduled.
