Amos Miller Organic Farm

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Farm News

Legal Update

April 8, 2020

Our Coalition website is up and running and you can review in words and images what we strive to accomplish, believe in and never stop fighting for. In the meantime, we are bringing our Beef, Veal and Pork to a nearby and extremely small abattoir. We are going the extra mile to ensure that our animals are comforted so we…

A Little About Our Raw Milk

January 18, 2020

What is Raw Milk? Raw Milk is a completely different food than most know from the white fluid we are used to buying at the grocery store. Raw Milk is in fact never white, but has a nice creamy color and in the spring through autumn, when the cows are foraging on fresh and rapidly growing grass, the color of…

Got A2/A2 Milk?

December 15, 2019

What is A2/A2 milk? Thousands of years ago, there was a genetic mutation in cows in Europe. This mutation made them produce a new type of beta-casein protein – A1. Before this point, cows (just like humans and most mammals) produced milk strictly with A2 beta-casein protein. Over time, those European cows have been selectively bred (and now, in some…

Benefits of Camel Milk

November 15, 2019

Why Camels Milk? Camel Milk is naturally comprised of an amazing array of ingredients, including unique proteins and nutrients which make it a perfect milk alternative, and also a base component for skin care and nutraceutical products. Immune Proteins- perhaps the most important component of camel milk. The concentrated immune proteins and the unique molecular structure of camel milk delivers…

Amazing Kefir

November 1, 2019

What seems like ages ago when I was battling high blood pressure and diabetes, I noticed an interesting trend in my body. It seemed that when I drank a glass of kefir every day, my blood pressure would go down– and not just a little bit. It would drop significantly, putting me back within the normal range. When I would…

4 Health Benefits Of Eating Raw Cheese

October 1, 2019

So what’s so special about eating raw cheese? Well it’s the flavor that you notice first. When chomping into a piece of cheese made from entirely grass fed raw milk, you really taste the difference! There is a certain complexity about raw cheese that is noticed immediately after that first bite, but then you know you are onto something good!…

Why Butter is better

September 5, 2019

Vitamins: Butter is a rich source of easily absorbedvitamin A , needed for a wide range of functions,from maintaining good vision to keeping the endocrinesystem in top shape. Butter also contains allthe other fat-soluble vitamins (D, E and K2), whichare often lacking in the modern industrial diet. Minerals : Butter is rich in important trace minerals,including manganese, chromium, zinc, copperand…

Mild Cheddar – A2/A2 – Salted – per lb

$9.75

Crushed Strawberries – frozen – PINT

$8.50

Goat Milk Soap – Milk ‘n’ Honey – 3 oz Bar

$3.75

Raw Butter and Coconut Oil Fudge Bars

January 17, 2020

This coconut oil fudge recipe is made with healthy natural ingredients like coconut oil, cocoa powder, raw honey (stevia can be used if you prefer) and vanilla extract. That’s it! Raw cocoa powder can be used in place of regular cocoa powder and fermented coconut oil can be used in place of virgin coconut oil (some do better with fermented coconut oil, because it’s easier to digest). Add a few

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Nutritious Egg Custard

February 11, 2020

Egg yolks contain almost all the vitamins and minerals in the egg. Egg yolks, but not whites, contain vitamins A, D, E and K along with omega-3 fats. Egg yolks also contain folate and vitamin B1, B2, B6, B9 and B12 as well as choline, iron, phosphorus, zinc and selenium. Ingredients 3 cups raw cream from grass-fed cows 12 egg yolks from pasture-raised chickens 1/4 cup maple syrup, Grade

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