What time does Daloris Dairy open?

Daloris Dairy opens at 10:00 AM on Monday.Daloris Dairy is open 24 hours on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.Daloris Dairy opens at 12:00 AM on Saturday.

What time does Daloris Dairy close?

Daloris Dairy closes at 11:00 PM on Monday.Daloris Dairy is open 24 hours on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.Daloris Dairy closes at 8:00 PM on Saturday.Daloris Dairy is closed on Sunday.

Mon 10:00 AM - 11:00 PMTue-Fri Open 24 hoursSat 12:00 AM - 8:00 PMSun Closed

Does Daloris Dairy have parking?

Yes, Daloris Dairy has parking options.

Specialties

We sell fresh real raw milk in half gallon glass jars and plastic gallon jugs with cream on top. We have affordable prices and you can see our pampered cows when you buy your milk straight from the farm.

History

Established in 1986.

Daloris Dairy was started in 1986. Dale and Doris Mortimer started the dairy with just a few cows, and just a few children. Through the years, those few cows turned into the beautiful herd of Jersey's they have today. The family grew, eventually having four sons and four daughters who all participated in raising, milking, and showing the cows at local and state fairs. Raising quality Jerseys has been a passion for multiple generations of Mortimer's. Dale grew up milking Jersey's with his dad, and was blessed enough to get to raise his own children doing so. They have dedicated their years on the farm to the proper care of the cows, and have seen the fruits of their labors as the new generations of calves grow up to be the milking and show stock of the day. Dale's sons, Tyler and Brett, have had the opportunity to stay and carry on the family business of milking cows and farming. Now, they have worked to make their grade A dairy, licensed to sell raw, unpasteurized milk

Meet the Business Owner: Dale M.

Mortimers' have been dairying with Jerseys for generations. Dale's mother, Wanda Mortimer, was the real advocate for the breed back in the mid 1900's when Dale's father, Don Mortimer, expressed a desire to milk cows. Wanda, being a descendant from the Isle of Jersey, loved the size and temperament of the Jersey, as well as the abundance of cream they produced. Don listened to his wife's wishes and they were able to raise their children milking and showing registered Jerseys, along with bottling and selling their own raw milk. Don was an avid showman. He loved the atmosphere of showing cows, and developed a great knowledge of the breed which he passed onto Dale. The genetics of these cows are unique to Daloris Dairy, with lines going back from the very first cows Dale started out with. This is the Mortimer legacy. Beautiful, well bred, registered Jerseys that have resulted from generations growing and learning together.