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chemical free, Dutch Belted, grass fed beef indiana, grass-fed beef, grassfed, grassfed beef, local farms, pasture, raw milk
Enjoy the sight of open pastures and Dutch Belted cows as you pull into this fifth generation farm. Specializing in grassfed dairy products, Apple Family Farm – and it’s landmark double silos – offers friends a place to gather, get quality foods, and thank God for his abundant blessings.
Our Dutch Belted cattle are 100% grassfed and are never fed any steroids or growth hormones. They are born and raised on our farm. The cattle are pastured on our own fields during the grazing season and then fed high quality haylage and hay during the winter months. They are never fed antibiotics, animal by-products, or any grain products. We believe in preserving the microbial life in the soil, therefore it is important to keep the soil nutrients balanced. No GMO seeds or feed is used on our farm, and everything is chemical and growth hormone free. All animals have access to the outdoors year round. Herd shares for grassfed raw milk are also available locally.
You’ll also be able to visit our “Always Open” Farmers Market where you can experience an on-the-farm market featuring Indiana home-grown products.
While you shop your children can enjoy our swing set and visit with the farm animals or just walk through our century-old timber frame barn.
It’s life at Apple Family Farm…come on out and see us.
Mark & Nora Apple
Apple Family Farm
3365 W State Rd 234, McCordsville, IN 46055
Just watched a documentary called “Farmageddon”. I’m sure you’ve seen it. However, I’m now interested in raw milk and where i can get it. Good to see your beautiful farm on the internet and I don’t think you’re too far away from evansville. Do you sell it in your store? I’ll check back later, short on time. Tracy
Hi Tracy!
“Farmageddon” is a great documentary! Selling raw milk is illegal in most states due to the control of the conventional dairy industry. The only way to obtain raw milk (other than as “pet milk”) is to own your own cow, or a share in a herd. Check out our Cow-Share Info tab and Health Benefits tab for info on raw milk. We listed several great sites to gather information. Contact us if you would like to be placed on our waiting list for our cow-share program. Thanks!