I stopped here a little while ago, and while they put out a great product, the experience was a little awkward. I'm not sure if it was different because of winter hours, but the shop here was unmanned. It was a tiny little store with just a few products and then there was a basket where you were supposed to put your money in, and then a change basket on the counter with a notebook where you are supposed to write down what you bought, so you're on the honor system, but take note that you're also on camera. I wish the store had more to offer. The milk they make here is very good, it has a really fresh taste to it, but they do distribute it, so if you can get it somewhere close to you then it's not worth the drive to go here. They have milk in the cooler as well as yogurt and cheese curds. I was going to buy a package of curds but the flavor i wanted was going to expire in a few days so i passed. I did get some maple syrup though from a place in Marathon that they sell here, and that was pretty good. So yeah, if you see their product in stores, definitely try it, but the actual farm itself isn't worth going out of the way for in my opinion. read more

We're fortunate enough to live down the road from this lovely little farm store. You park in a dirt lot and will usually be the only one there as you use the honor system and a notebook to pay for and make change for your purchase. We like to get the chocolate milk when they have it as well as the regular, it has a certain creamy taste that seems fresher somehow than what you buy at the store. I also like to get the garlic cheese curds, they squeeze on your teeth as true curds should and rarely last more than a day or two in our house. I'd say it's worth stopping by if you like farm fresh milk/milk products and supporting small town local farm businesses! read more