→ Organic dairy in Paradise is a breed apart – LancasterOnline
Source: dutchbelted.com
The 40 strong purebred Dutch Belted herd that produces the milk for Amish-owned Dutch Meadows Organic Dairy thrive on the 100% grass-based diet and produce milk that is easier to digest. The milk is sold raw in half gallon and quart glass bottles at the farm store and in the following Lancaster County locations: Green Circle Organics at Central Market, Lemon Street Market, Shady Maple Farm Market, Oregon Dairy and Stauffers of Kissel Hill stores. More locations here.
The farm store is open Monday through Saturday, 7 a.m. to 5 p.m.
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