RMAC dairies vary in size from a few goats to 100 cows. Some farms offer only raw milk, others offer many dairy products, as well as eggs, poultry, beef, lamb, pork and/or bison. A few also offer vegetables and fruits, or will coordinate with a vegetable CSA so you can pick up in one location. The Raw Milk Association of Colorado is a non-profit trade association formed by raw dairy farmers and raw milk consumers who advocate for the availability of traditional raw milk products and seek to ensure a safe supply.

Our goals are to establish guidelines for production and distribution of raw milk, provide outreach and education, and organize the raw milk community in Colorado. We test milk monthly (with discounted lab fees), and have regular meetings and a newsletter. We are working on a Certification Process for Raw Dairies. We also plan to make legislative changes that improve our rights to farm and lift restrictions on locally produced food. We currently have about 35 dairy producers, and 350 consumer members.Come join our herd! Support Colorado farms!

CSA Details:
- Season:Year round
- Type: 3rd party CSA service
- Since: 2005
- No of Shares: 2000
- Full Share: Varies depending on farm, farm products, etc. A share usually costs between $35-$45. One share usually produces 1/2 gallon to 1 gallon of milk each week. Monthly Boarding fees are in addition to the share purchase, and again vary from farm to farm, but
- 1/2 Share: 1/2 the full share price - depends on each farm and products offered. A share is purchased once, lasts indefinitely and may be sold back to the farm when you no longer wish to own a herdshare.
- Work Req? No

Pick Up/Drop Off Points:

- Raw MIlk Association of Colorado
Members pick up their shares on the farm, or at designated drop points along the Front Range and Western Slope. A fuel surcharge may apply. Some farms have driving co-ops. Contact your farm for details.
Contact:Blair McMorran
Phone: 720-985-5842
Address:Depends - this is organized via the dairy where you buy a share.
, CO