J & M Dairy on the Land Conservation Assistance Network

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last updated: May 2022

Our Herd is a closed herd And is TB free. We have Cow and Goat Shares for your raw milk needs. HAVE YOU HUGGED YOUR GOAT TODAY? IF NOT COME HUG MINE!

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Sustainable Ag / Community Supported Agriculture

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3055 County Road 129
Hesperus, Colorado 81326
Phone: (970) 588-3377

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La Plata County, Colorado

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