Davis Farm

Davis Farm We are one of 2 remaining Dairy Farms in Jericho, Vermont We sell raw, Organic, grass fed milk as well as farm crafted compost.
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Gary's Grandfather(Cedric) purchased this farm in the 1940's. It has been farmed continuously by a member of the family since then, except for a few years in the 70"s. We are trying to raise our children amidst the pull of the world. Our world has been shattered by the loss of our 17 year old son on July 28, 2013. Then Gary's diagnosis of a rare cancer and slip into a severe Clinical depression.

All while trying to run a dairy farm. Follow our journey here www.davisfarmvermont.com

We offer raw milk, fresh eggs, and locally crafted compost. We also offer lodging at our Davis Farm Guest House. Located a short distance from Smuggler's Notch Ski Resort and Scenic Burlington Vermont our Guest Home offers a cozy place to stay. Find more information at www.davisfarmvermont.com

Scooping the cream off the milk is so satisfying! The possibilities of using the rich, creamy liquid are endless! Should...
06/20/2026

Scooping the cream off the milk is so satisfying! The possibilities of using the rich, creamy liquid are endless! Should I make butter or whipped cream? Do I use it for my coffee? Ice cream is always an option!!
Having raw milk available is definitely a great gift!
Have you tried raw milk? We have quart sized jars available if you wanted to try!
What have you made with raw milk?!šŸ„›

This was taken on Fatherā€™s Day before Elijah met Jesus. We met Chelsea and my farmers cousin in NH. The day is etched i...
06/19/2026

This was taken on Fatherā€™s Day before Elijah met Jesus. We met Chelsea and my farmers cousin in NH.
The day is etched in my mind. We got sandwiches and ate them by the water. Elijah got upset and ended up leaving. Funny the things you remember. Overall it was a nice day trip.
My farmer loves to go for a drive. Itā€™s always fun to just escape for a little bit.
We would go for a drive when we needed to go pick up parts for equipment repairs. Or sometimes my farmer wanted to look at someoneā€™s barn or their milking parlor. It was always an adventure!

As a farm family, we didnā€™t vacation a lot when the kids were younger. My family lived in MA, so frequenttrips were made...
06/19/2026

As a farm family, we didnā€™t vacation a lot when the kids were younger. My family lived in MA, so frequent
trips were made there.
My parents loved to cruise and helped us one year to go on a cruise! We went out of NY. We stayed at my parents and took the train to NYC. It was such a fun time to be away. And it was so inexpensive for 8 of us! ( We brought a baby sitter!Chelsea couldnā€™t go!)there was a chicken nugget bar for Ella who was so little at the time. Endless food for the boys! So grateful we said yes.
This picture means so much now.
Going away was hard and someone gave us a camper when the kids were young and we parked it at the river. Thatā€™s a story for another time.
We found ways to make memories, thatā€™s for sure! šŸ¤What are your best and cheap vacation memories?

It just seemed like a chocolate chip cookie day! šŸ„›And of course a big glass of cold milk! Stop by the farm for your own ...
06/18/2026

It just seemed like a chocolate chip cookie day! šŸ„›And of course a big glass of cold milk! Stop by the farm for your own refreshing glass!!
Laundry, bookwork, and vacuuming today. Clean sheets on the bed! About to jump in the shower.
I like it when I can accomplish things! Some days I feel like I canā€™t get out of my own way! But today was good.
Sleep well. Hand over all your troubles to God. Say them out loud and relinquish the hold you have. And if you do find yourself awakeā€¦ pray. You never know who may need the encouragement.šŸ¤

06/17/2026

Wow. I do not pretend to understand how dairy works. But the Hood plant and now this? Does Vermont really want dairy farmers? Just curious.

My grandmother didnā€™t have a dryer. Her washer was upstairs in her bathroom. Out the upstairs window was a clothesline...
06/17/2026

My grandmother didnā€™t have a dryer. Her washer was upstairs in her bathroom. Out the upstairs window was a clothesline. It was attached to the big Tree that bordered our properties. We lived right behind my Grandparents; the home my mom grew up in. You leaned out the window and hung the clothes. It was a pulley system so youā€™d take off the dry ones and then hang the wet ones. I can still feel the icy cold blast as she opened the window. My job was to iron the sheets and Grandpas hankies. The smell of starch and the warmth from the cotton sheets lingers... I can hear Grandma reminding me to not touch the iron. Be careful.
My mom, though, had a dryer. She steered as far away from cotton material as one can get. Nothing was hung out.
When I moved to the farm, there was clothesline and I hung out our clothes as often as I could! I love the smell of freshly hung sheets. I donā€™t mind the stiffness of jeans or the roughness of towels hung to dry.
Itā€™s amazing the memories that a smell or the touch of something evokes.

Such a fun day! Left the house at 7 to get this delicious coffee! Did anyone make it there?? Stopped at Goodwill to unlo...
06/16/2026

Such a fun day! Left the house at 7 to get this delicious coffee! Did anyone make it there??
Stopped at Goodwill to unload some of the clutter from the house! So excited to be doing this!
Then treated myself to a pedicure with 2 of my daughters! Man is it appreciated. Then off to a drs appointment with one daughter, grabbed a quick sandwich then home to drop her off. One of the perks of living on the farm is having. So much family close by. Most of our kids are here on the farm.
And two of my farmers siblings also live here! So I was able to catch a short visit with a niece and all 4 of her kids! I love them! So fun!!
Back out to pick up groceries. Unloaded those and ran up the road to catch some sunshine ā˜€ļøand play with the boy. Finally dashed to the salon to take care of my eyebrows. Now Iā€™m making tacos from the leftover roast from last night!
It was a good, but busy day. I struggle with being gone from the house for so long. I donā€™t feel productive. And I get a little anxious. It wasnā€™t that bad today. And Iā€™m glad I said, ā€˜yesā€™ more than I typically do!!

We just had the best coffee! Itā€™s worth the trip!! In the parking lot at the Cupboard Deli in Jeffersonville!
06/16/2026

We just had the best coffee! Itā€™s worth the trip!! In the parking lot at the Cupboard Deli in Jeffersonville!

06/16/2026

There was hot coffee in my mug this morning and lots and lots of things to do today! The cooler weather made everything better.
My farmer helped me clear some areas that have been so cluttered!! Do you ever just need an extra hand accomplishing a task? I struggle to stay on task and he does a great job!
I still havenā€™t bought plants for my front porch. Should I just bag it for the year? Do you think itā€™s too late? šŸŒ»

I didnā€™t grow up on a farm. There are many things I am still learning. I think I will always feel a little ā€˜left outā€™ i...
06/14/2026

I didnā€™t grow up on a farm. There are many things I am still learning. I think I will always feel a little ā€˜left outā€™ in the sense that some of this stuff is not just intuitive to me. My farmer has always been so gracious.

Yet, I too have a rich story. Itā€™s not a dairy story. But itā€™s part of who I am. šŸ¤I grew up in East Providence, RI. So did my parents. And my Grandparents. And my Great Grandparents. My maternal grandparents lived right behind us. My dadā€™s father was the town treasurer. Though I never knew him. He died when my dad was 12. Thereā€™s still a golf tournament named after him for a Scholarship at the High School. The Dolly Searle Golf Tournament. But I grew up with lots of family around and generations in the same town.
This clutch in the photo was my momā€™s. I remember her storing it in the bag with her white stole, and hand m**f. As a little girl I loved watching her put on her make up and get ready to go out.
When we were going through momā€™s stuff, years ago, I brought home the clutch. Inside were name cards from weddings she had attended and coat claim tags. Through the years I have used the same clutch and added name cards.
It brings me great joy to carry it. Do you hold memories like that? šŸ¤

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52 Cilley Hill Road
Jericho, VT
05465

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+18025981675

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