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Richlands Creamery
While the land has been in our family since the mid 1700’s, Richlands Dairy Farm has been operational since the first cow walked down the driveway in 1952. Today, Richlands is home to nearly 500 animals from our newest calf to our oldest cow. However, not all of those animals produce milk. Only about 230 cows are giving milk at a time, the rest are too young to give milk or are on their vacation from being milked. As dairy farmers, our primary concern is making sure that our cows & calves are happy and healthy. That means that 365 days a year we are committed to feeding, cleaning up after, taking care of and milking our cows. When people visit the farm one of the most common comments we hear at the end of a tour is, “I had no idea the cows were so well taken care of!” One woman even told us that after seeing how well the cows are treated, she was switching from soy milk back to dairy milk! We invite you to come visit during one of our events and see the farm for yourself, but until then, here’s a quick look.
5.0
(1 review)
5.0
(1 review)
J
James Taylor
November 23, 2024Great local family dairy farm creamery. Wonderful flavors of ice cream, creamline milk. Great service and atmosphere. Eat local, support family farms.
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Wilsons
460 Cox Road , Wilsons, Virginia 23824
Wilsons
460 Cox Road , Wilsons, Virginia 23824
14 mile radius
Visit our website for details
Richlands Creamery
While the land has been in our family since the mid 1700’s, Richlands Dairy Farm has been operational since the first cow walked down the driveway in 1952. Today, Richlands is home to nearly 500 animals from our newest calf to our oldest cow. However, not all of those animals produce milk. Only about 230 cows are giving milk at a time, the rest are too young to give milk or are on their vacation from being milked. As dairy farmers, our primary concern is making sure that our cows & calves are happy and healthy. That means that 365 days a year we are committed to feeding, cleaning up after, taking care of and milking our cows. When people visit the farm one of the most common comments we hear at the end of a tour is, “I had no idea the cows were so well taken care of!” One woman even told us that after seeing how well the cows are treated, she was switching from soy milk back to dairy milk! We invite you to come visit during one of our events and see the farm for yourself, but until then, here’s a quick look.
5.0
(1 review)
5.0
(1 review)
J
James Taylor
November 23, 2024Great local family dairy farm creamery. Wonderful flavors of ice cream, creamline milk. Great service and atmosphere. Eat local, support family farms.

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1/2 Gallon Premium Ice Cream
$11.24
Taste our fresh from the farm flavors

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2% Milk, Gallon
$6.04
Half the fat of our Whole Milk.

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2% Milk, Half Gallon
$4.24
Half the fat of our Whole Milk.

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Chocolate Milk, Half Gallon
$4.74
A half gallon of the best chocolate milk you’ll ever taste!

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Half & Half
$3.79
A Quart of our Half & Half. The perfect addition to your morning coffee.

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Whole Milk, Gallon
$6.04
Rich & Creamery.

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Whole Milk, Half Gallon
$4.24
Rich & Creamery.

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Whole Milk, Quart
$2.07
Rich & Creamery.

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C&W Apiary Pure Honey
$10.25
Pick up this local favorite and taste the sweetness for yourself.

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Donate, Gallon Whole Milk
$6.00
Did you know that Milk is one of the most requested items at Food Banks? Join us in our 1 for 10 Gallon give back program (for every 10 gallons of milk sold, we will donate a gallon). When you check out, choose any pickup date (we know you won't be picking it up). We will include your milk donation with ours when we deliver to one of the local food banks we work with.
Farm Overview
Richlands Creamery

Farm owner
Coley
Farm owner
Coley
While the land has been in our family since the mid 1700’s, Richlands Dairy Farm has been operational since the first cow walked down the driveway in 1952. Today, Richlands is home to nearly 500 animals from our newest calf to our oldest cow. However, not all of those animals produce milk. Only about 230 cows are giving milk at a time, the rest are too young to give milk or are on their vacation from being milked. As dairy farmers, our primary concern is making sure that our cows & calves are happy and healthy. That means that 365 days a year we are committed to feeding, cleaning up after, taking care of and milking our cows. When people visit the farm one of the most common comments we hear at the end of a tour is, “I had no idea the cows were so well taken care of!” One woman even told us that after seeing how well the cows are treated, she was switching from soy milk back to dairy milk! We invite you to come visit during one of our events and see the farm for yourself, but until then, here’s a quick look.

5.0
(1 review)
J
James Taylor
November 23, 2024
5.0
Great local family dairy farm creamery. Wonderful flavors of ice cream, creamline milk. Great service and atmosphere. Eat local, support family farms.