Pastured eggs from Burroughs Family Farm in Modesto, where there are also extensive almond orchards. Benina and her husband follow the methods of pastured egg farming that Joel Salatin began on Polyface Farm. These eggs are certified organic and pastured.

Burroughs chickens eat a wide variety of plants and insects from the dairy's organic pastures. Their diet is supplemented with a mixture of organic grains and minerals. All of the chickens at Burroughs Family Farms are free-range and cage-free. The eggs are hand-gathered, washed, and packed at our farm in Merced County.

Chino Valley Ranchers' free-range farms provide 108 square feet of land per hen. That equates to one full acre for every 400 hens. They have plenty of room to roam around, stretch their legs, forage naturally, bathe in the dust, bask in the sunshine, and relax in the shade before coming back to a warm and comfortable barn to roost at night. They live a life that keeps them happy and healthy. These truly are birds of paradise!

There’s nothing better than eggs that come from free-range hens who are free to roam about during the day in wide-open fields. They eat what is natural to them, including grass, seeds, bugs, and worms. They have all the shade, water, organic feed, and freedom to roam about.

Organic Omega-3 eggs come from hens raised in free-roaming environments and fed a special soy-free, corn-free diet that contains flax seed—a grain naturally high in Omega-3 fatty acids.

Each egg contains 225 mg of Omega-3, also known as alpha-linoleic acid (ALA). ALA has been shown to have positive health effects in humans, especially for cardiovascular health.

Claravale Farm raw milk comes from Jersey cows milked at a small dairy in Paicines, CA. It is not pasteurized or homogenized, so it retains its natural nutrients, vitamins, and enzymes. Claravale Farm products are regularly analyzed by the California Department of Food and Agriculture.

Government Warnings: Raw (unpasteurized) milk and raw milk dairy products may contain disease causing microorganisms. Persons at highest risk of disease from these organisms include newborns and infants; the elderly; pregnant women; those taking corticosteroids, antibiotics, or antacids; and those having chronic illnesses or other conditions that weaken their immunity.

Claravale Farm raw cream comes from Jersey cows milked at a small dairy in Paicines, CA. It is not pasteurized or homogenized, so it retains its natural nutrients, vitamins, and enzymes. Claravale Farm products are regularly analyzed by the California Department of Food and Agriculture.

Government Warnings: Raw (unpasteurized) milk and raw milk dairy products may contain disease causing microorganisms. Persons at highest risk of disease from these organisms include newborns and infants; the elderly; pregnant women; those taking corticosteroids, antibiotics, or antacids; and those having chronic illnesses or other conditions that weaken their immunity.

Certified raw goat milk from Claravale Dairy in Paicines, CA. Claravale's new herd of goats consists of Alpine and Lamancha breeds. Their goats are fed organic hay and grain and are allowed to range on their pastures.  Claravale Farm never uses hormones or other substances to artificially increase milk production.

Claravale is now the only CFDA licensed raw milk dairy in CA to produce raw goat milk. Claravale Farm products are regularly analyzed by the California Department of Food and Agriculture. Government Warnings: Raw (unpasteurized) milk and raw milk dairy products may contain disease causing microorganisms. Persons at highest risk of disease from these organisms include newborns and infants; the elderly; pregnant women; those taking corticosteroids, antibiotics, or antacids; and those having chronic illnesses or other conditions that weaken their immunity.

Bella Capra Goat Butter is ideal for table use, cooking, and superior baking. Goat lovers will rejoice with the nutty flavor combined with the silky and rich mouth feel of this award-winning butter.

Bella Capra Goat Butter is made by churning fresh goat cream, resulting in an irresistibly rich and creamy flavor.

Sierra Nevada Cheese began producing goat cheeses in 2008 under the Bella Capra brand. The goat milk comes from the Fumasi family dairy just 3 miles north of the Sierra Nevada Cheese production facility in Willows, CA. They milk approximately 2500 goats, including Nubians, Lamanchas, Saanens, and Alpines.

If you like tomatoes, you’re going to love Sierra Nevada Bella Capra's new Goat Mozzarella!

• It has all the melting qualities of cow’s milk mozzarella with a delicious tangy fresh flavor of goat cheese from our neighbor’s farm.
• The happy marriage of toasted tomatoes on top of melted Bella Capra Mozzarella on top of pizza or a baguette is a piece of heaven in your mouth!
• 10 Month shelf-life!
• Certified Kosher

Sierra Nevada Cheese began producing goat cheeses in 2008 under the Bella Capra brand. The goat milk comes from the Fumasi family dairy just 3 miles north of the Sierra Nevada Cheese production facility in Willows, CA. They milk approximately 2500 goats including Nubians, Lamanchas, Saanens, and Alpines.

Sierra Nevada's Graziers Certified cheeses are naturally higher in omega 3s and Conjugated Linoleic Acid. Eating cultured raw dairy products like this from pasture-raised animals was a cornerstone of Dr. Weston A. Price's understanding of traditional, nutrient-dense diets. The creamy texture is consistent with Sierra Nevada's line of organic cheeses, and is light on the palate.

These cows are out on pasture a minimum of 300 days a year, on small family farms in Northern California. At least 70% of their dietary intake comes from live grass, and then the rest made up of non-GMO silage and a small percentage of non-GMO Grains. They are regularly rotated from paddock to paddock, fertilizing and maintaining their own pastures. With no more than three cows per acre, they can follow their natural feeding behaviors.

Sierra Nevada's Graziers Certified cheeses are naturally higher in omega 3s and Conjugated Linoleic Acid. Eating cultured raw dairy products like this from pasture-raised animals was a cornerstone of Dr. Weston A. Price's understanding of traditional, nutrient-dense diets. The creamy texture is consistent with Sierra Nevada's line of organic cheeses, and is light on the palate.

These cows are out on pasture a minimum of 300 days a year, on small family farms in Northern California. At least 70% of their dietary intake comes from live grass, and then the rest made up of non-GMO silage and a small percentage of non-GMO Grains. They are regularly rotated from paddock to paddock, fertilizing and maintaining their own pastures. With no more than three cows per acre, they can follow their natural feeding behaviors.

Sierra Nevada's Graziers Certified cheeses are naturally higher in omega 3s and Conjugated Linoleic Acid. Eating cultured raw dairy products like this from pasture-raised animals was a cornerstone of Dr. Weston A. Price's understanding of traditional, nutrient-dense diets. The creamy texture is consistent with Sierra Nevada's line of organic cheeses, and is light on the palate.

These cows are out on pasture a minimum of 300 days a year, on small family farms in Northern California. At least 70% of their dietary intake comes from live grass, and then the rest made up of non-GMO silage and a small percentage of non-GMO Grains. They are regularly rotated from paddock to paddock, fertilizing and maintaining their own pastures. With no more than three cows per acre, they can follow their natural feeding behaviors.

Sierra Nevada's Graziers Certified cheeses are naturally higher in omega 3s and Conjugated Linoleic Acid. Eating cultured raw dairy products like this from pasture-raised animals was a cornerstone of Dr. Weston A. Price's understanding of traditional, nutrient-dense diets. The creamy texture is consistent with Sierra Nevada's line of organic cheeses, and is light on the palate.

These cows are out on pasture a minimum of 300 days a year, on small family farms in Northern California. At least 70% of their dietary intake comes from live grass, and then the rest made up of non-GMO silage and a small percentage of non-GMO Grains. They are regularly rotated from paddock to paddock, fertilizing and maintaining their own pastures. With no more than three cows per acre, they can follow their natural feeding behaviors.

Sierra Nevada Graziers-certified cream is cultured overnight, then churned to produce a high-fat, full flavor butter reminiscent of Old World European butters. Eating cultured dairy products like this from pasture-raised animals was a cornerstone of Dr. Weston A. Price's understanding of traditional, nutrient-dense diets.

The cows are out on pasture a minimum of 300 days a year, on small family farms in Northern California. At least 70% of their dietary intake comes from live grass, and then the rest made up of non-GMO silage and a small percentage of non-GMO grains. They are regularly rotated from paddock to paddock, fertilizing and maintaining their own pastures. With no more than three cows per acre, they can follow their natural feeding behaviors.

Ingredients: Graziers Certified pasturized cream, sea salt, cultures

*Foil wrapped square.

Sierra Nevada Graziers-certified cream is cultured overnight, then churned to produce a high-fat, full flavor butter reminiscent of Old World European butters. Eating cultured dairy products like this from pasture-raised animals was a cornerstone of Dr. Weston A. Price's understanding of traditional, nutrient-dense diets. The cows are out on pasture a minimum of 300 days a year, on small family farms in Northern California. At least 70% of their dietary intake comes from live grass, and then the rest made up of non-GMO silage and a small percentage of non-GMO grains. They are regularly rotated from paddock to paddock, fertilizing and maintaining their own pastures. With no more than three cows per acre, they can follow their natural feeding behaviors.

Ingredients: Graziers Certified pasturized cream, cultures *Foil wrapped square.

This cheese is made from raw milk from a closed herd of Holstein cows that graze on the green pastured hills overlooking Tomales Bay. The dairy is owned by Marin County's Giacomini Family. Serve crumbled on salads, with crostini crackers and raw honey, or melted on our beef patties.

This creamy fresh goat cheese is wonderful spread on our crackers, put on salad or served as a breakfast cheese.

Sierra Nevada Cheese sources milk from local family dairies committed to pastured-based farming. Sierra Nevada uses traditional processes to create their wholesome dairy products where the milk and the cultures are all they need.

The Organic Cream Cheese does not have any preservatives or fillers. The old-fashioned-style cream cheese is vat-cultured, drained in muslin bags, and hand-rotated to produce a unique flavor and texture that your grandparents would appreciate. And it has a rich flavor and creamy texture.

Ingredients

organic cultured whole milk, organic cream, sea salt

We've been waiting for this one! Finally an aged, raw, single origin, local goat milk cheddar. Made with goat milk from a neighboring herd...in Willows, Ca. We had an early sample and loved it, we hope you do too!

Monterrey Jacques is a mild, semi-soft goat cheese with a remarkably creamy texture you may come to crave! Serve it cubed with crackers, slice onto hot or cold sandwiches, shred onto pizza, or dice into salads and side dishes.

According to the Sierra Nevada Cheese Company: "We support local, sustainable agriculture by purchasing fresh milk from family-run dairies in Northern California. Sierra Nevada Cheese Company's raw milk cheeses showcase the complex bouquet of flavor resulting from naturally-occuring healthy micro-organisms present in our fresh milk. Using milk in a raw state preserves its full, original nutritional value. Seasonal pasture variations highlighted by raw milk accentuate a diverse range of flavors and positively enhance our artisan cheeses."

This one is not Raw, but it's so yummy we couldn't resist. Great for adding a bacon flavor to a vegetarian dish.

According to the Sierra Nevada Cheese Company: "We support local, sustainable agriculture by purchasing fresh milk from family-run dairies in Northern California. Sierra Nevada Cheese Company's raw cow milk cheeses showcase the complex bouquet of flavor resulting from naturally-occuring healthy micro-organisms present in our fresh milk. Using milk in a raw state preserves its full, original nutritional value. Seasonal pasture variations highlighted by raw milk accentuate a diverse range of flavors and positively enhance our artisan cheeses."