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Idaho Raw Milk
How Does it Work on our Farm?
You pick the number of gallons you would like and for how many weeks. Choose a day you would like to pick up your milk each week.
The morning of your scheduled pick-up we will fill your milk jar, and put it in the CSA refrigerator at the farm.
You will need to purchase 1 gallon jars. This is a one-time purchase. We have new jars available.
For example: if you purchase 2 gallons of milk a week, you will need a total of 4 jars. Two jars to take home filled with milk, and two (which you wash and clean) to drop off to be filled the morning of your next weekâ�?™s scheduled pick up.
Pleasant View Farms can supply you with new glass 1 gallon jars and lids. They can be purchased for $3.50. Once you purchase jars, please label the lid with a permanent marker. We also have new 1/2 gallon jars for easy convenience at home for $2.50. Its easy to fill your 1/2 gallon jars at home to make pouring easier.
The first time you purchase milk, we like you to come out see the farm and meet our cows. We will show you around, where the milk fridge is and how the process works. Then each week on your scheduled day you pick up your filled gallons of milk inside the fridge at your convienance, and drop off your clean jars to be filled up the next week.
Community Supported Agriculture (CSA), is a way for the food buying public to create a relationship with a farm and to receive a weekly "share" of what the farmer produces. Typically, CSAs have been associated with fresh fruits and vegetables.
As more consumers are looking to purchase directly from the farmer, different CSA types, such as those that include milk, meats, eggs and other value-added products are available.
Our cows are family and raised in a humane and healthy way. They are not confined to a barn, instead they graze freely outside on pastures and in our apple orchard.
We do not use herbicides, pesticides, or chemical fertilizers on our farm. We use organic practices on our farm.
CSA Details:
- Season:January through January
- Type: Multiple farm
- Since: 1964
- No of Shares: 125
- Full Share: $25/week with a 1 month commitment.
- 1/2 Share:
- Work Req? No
Pick Up/Drop Off Points:
Idaho Raw Milk
Contact:Idaho Raw Milk
Phone:208-841-8127
Address: 1164 E. Beacon Light Rd, Eagle, ID 83616
You pick the number of gallons you would like and for how many weeks. Choose a day you would like to pick up your milk each week.
The morning of your scheduled pick-up we will fill your milk jar, and put it in the CSA refrigerator at the farm.
You will need to purchase 1 gallon jars. This is a one-time purchase. We have new jars available.
For example: if you purchase 2 gallons of milk a week, you will need a total of 4 jars. Two jars to take home filled with milk, and two (which you wash and clean) to drop off to be filled the morning of your next weekâ�?™s scheduled pick up.
Pleasant View Farms can supply you with new glass 1 gallon jars and lids. They can be purchased for $3.50. Once you purchase jars, please label the lid with a permanent marker. We also have new 1/2 gallon jars for easy convenience at home for $2.50. Its easy to fill your 1/2 gallon jars at home to make pouring easier.
The first time you purchase milk, we like you to come out see the farm and meet our cows. We will show you around, where the milk fridge is and how the process works. Then each week on your scheduled day you pick up your filled gallons of milk inside the fridge at your convienance, and drop off your clean jars to be filled up the next week.
Community Supported Agriculture (CSA), is a way for the food buying public to create a relationship with a farm and to receive a weekly "share" of what the farmer produces. Typically, CSAs have been associated with fresh fruits and vegetables.
As more consumers are looking to purchase directly from the farmer, different CSA types, such as those that include milk, meats, eggs and other value-added products are available.
Our cows are family and raised in a humane and healthy way. They are not confined to a barn, instead they graze freely outside on pastures and in our apple orchard.
We do not use herbicides, pesticides, or chemical fertilizers on our farm. We use organic practices on our farm.
CSA Details:
- Season:January through January
- Type: Multiple farm
- Since: 1964
- No of Shares: 125
- Full Share: $25/week with a 1 month commitment.
- 1/2 Share:
- Work Req? No
Pick Up/Drop Off Points:
Idaho Raw Milk
Contact:Idaho Raw Milk
Phone:208-841-8127
Address: 1164 E. Beacon Light Rd, Eagle, ID 83616