Wild Prairie Dairy

06/18/2026

06/17/2026

After night milking, we went to say goodnight to the cows.....hubby had treats for the spoiled princesses.

Darker face is Poppy. Lighter is Primrose. These are the farm favorites. Their personalities, production and offspring are all just top notch.

We brought them to our farm 2 years ago and they have both given us 2 beautiful healthy babies and are both due again at the end of the year.

I wish all cows were like Prim and Poppy....

Enjoy the pictures. :)

06/17/2026

Great information

Someone commented on my post today and said:

“Grocery store milk isn’t highly processed. They just heat it up and cool it down.”

So let’s clear the air on what REALLY happens between the cow and your gallon of milk.

When a dairy cow is milked, that milk doesn’t just get heated and bottled.

First, it’s collected and hauled to a processing facility. Then the milk is filtered and clarified. After that, it’s run through a separator that literally spins the milk apart into cream and skim milk.

Then they standardize it. In other words, they take the milk apart and put it back together to achieve an exact fat percentage. That’s how every gallon of whole milk tastes nearly identical year-round regardless of the cow, breed, season, or feed.

Next comes pasteurization, where the milk is heated and rapidly cooled.

Then comes homogenization. The milk is forced through tiny openings under extremely high pressure to break the fat globules into microscopic pieces so the cream never rises to the top.

Many products then have vitamins added back in because some naturally occurring vitamins were removed along with the cream during processing.

Then it’s packaged, warehoused, transported, distributed, stocked, purchased, transported again, and finally ends up in your refrigerator.

And speaking of that…

Most people would be shocked to learn that the milk in the grocery store isn’t from cows milked yesterday. Depending on processing schedules, transportation, warehousing, and store inventory, that milk may have been collected days or even weeks before it ever reaches your refrigerator.

This isn’t a debate about what’s right or wrong. Plenty of people choose grocery store milk and that’s their choice.

But let’s stop pretending commercial milk is simply “heated up and cooled down.”

There’s a whole lot more that happens between the cow and the carton.

06/13/2026

Several announcements for the week.....

Website has been updated!!!
We will come to Melstone and Roundup this Friday!!!

We have goat milk available through the website again!!

Since I forgot to have a sale item last week....we are making this week a good one!! Single Serving flavored milks are 3/$5 this week!!! You can mix and match...just order them in groups of 3!!

****** I will be contacting any current farmshare members who have not confirmed their renewals for the next share session. There is some availability for new farmshares at all meet up locations, but some locations are limited!*****

06/12/2026

So I waited to make the announcement....Little Prairie Dairy....(my beautiful daughter Ryann Tittle)....has GOAT MILK AVAILABLE AGAIN!!!

So after looking at prices of our competitors in the Billings area ($30 a gallon at 2 different farms) AND seeing that ultra pasteurized goat milk is $6.47 a quart in the store, and having a year discovering all the work that goes into providing clean and fresh goat milk... Ryann (my daughter the goat gal) has decided to change her prices to $5 a quart or $18 a gallon.

We will be offering farmshares, as there is quite the list of people interested in goat milks. As the goats just started lactating, we are unsure at this time how much we will have to offer, but we will have a better idea in the next few days.

For TOMORROW in Billings, we will have 2 gallons available. First to claim it in the comments gets it. ❤️❤️❤️

06/11/2026

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Truly the life of a farmer lol

06/10/2026

ATTENTION:: We have limited availability for NEW Farmshare Members in Colstrip on Sunday, Forsyth on Tuesday and our TWO dropsites in Billings. (One in the heights and one in the Westend)....we have greater availability for any of my regular customers in Billings on Fridays to convert to farmshare members.

Benefits of farmshare.....

Milk and cream is discounted.
No ordering on the website.
Your order is guaranteed.

DM me to get signed up!!

06/10/2026

When your tank is 30 gallons....I might have been low on gas. 🤪🤪🤣🤣🤦🏼‍♀️🤦🏼‍♀️

Order raw milk or any of our products at www.wildprairiedairy.com

06/09/2026

What an incredible day today.....

What did you do??

We AI'ed a cow. (No, not chatGPT)
Took the garbage trailer to the dump.
Did homeschool outside!
And chores chores chores. :)