Haven Heritage Farm & Dairy

08/10/2026

Two new Mini Jersey heifer calves born! Love the paint on these babies!
Bambi x Cupid
Katy x Cupid
We are going to have some calves available this fall so stay tuned.
www.havenheritagefarm.com

08/06/2026

Mini Jersey bull calf ready to wean and go to his new home.
Southern MO
Sired by Braveheart
Out of Amore
www.havenheritagefarm.com
A1/A2 or A2/A2 not tested(priced accordingly)
Looks polled but may have or grow horns. Both parents hetero polled.
Fantastic milking lines. He'll mature around 42 if I had to guess. Nice stocky bull.
Registered IMCBR
💲2️⃣. 5k

05/03/2026

Raw milk provides protection against allergens and boosts the immune system! Documented studies. Documented experiences.
On the contrary FDA says it hasn't been proven.

Researchers at Utrecht University demonstrated that raw cow’s milk, unlike processed milk, decreased allergic symptoms in mice. The proteins that provide protection against allergens and immune support are denatured in the pasteurization process.

Utrecht University Study (2019):
Raw Cow’s Milk Reduces Allergic Symptoms in a Murine Model for Food Allergy—A Potential Role for Epigenetic Modifications - PMC https://share.google/0qbo9K4Nec6oabSzz

05/02/2026

Anyone else have a news feed that looks like this??
The same article has been published at news sights nationwide! Including my local news. This is what triggered my post.
Ha, I guess im triggered lol

05/01/2026

Since we're on a roll with this raw milk advocating. Tell me how this is ok...
Commercial dairy aids in setting up rules and regulations affecting raw dairy farmers. Isn't that conflict of interest. Who do you think is driving all of these anti raw milk scare campaigns...?

Dairy Farmers of America (DFA) works with the government to influence broader dairy industry regulations, but they generally oppose the sale of raw milk for direct human consumption. While DFA does not "set" regulations themselves—as that authority rests with the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA)—they exert influence through lobbying and industry

05/01/2026

Well that escalated quickly... who knew that a simple post about enzymes would blow up.
Context:
We were commercial dairy farmers and we loved it. However as time went on we quickly realized how corrupt the entire system is. Not just milk but the entire food system is controlled. All small dairies have been put out of business in favor of huge megadairies that are easy to control. Its about controlling the food system. I was pretty broken by time we quit shipping milk. I was just one Itty bitty dairy farmer they had ruined the life of. But I didn't sell my cows. I kept most of them. We had a beautiful herd of grass fed Jersey and Mini Jerseys. And we pushed on with intent that more people should know about the health benefits milk can have. I make no money off the cows and the husband and I often debate weather to sell them and simplify life.
But... thats the passion I was given. I know about cows. I know about the commercial dairy industry. I know about raw milk and have experienced first hand the huge health benefits.
When I see nationwide news headlines trying to scare people I kinda have to say something. Isn't that my position in life. Given the knowledge I have been given.
I don't want to argue. I don't want to fight. I do however think people should know the facts. Alot of things are debatable but we have AI and if you dig around enough you can usually find the truth.

04/30/2026

*This is in response to all the articles and fear mongering going around today about raw milk***

There is a huge issue in modern days with milk intolerance. Let me explain why raw milk can be consumed where paastureized milk causes people to have reactions.
When milk comes out of a cow goat or even a human there are naturally occurring digestive enzymes. These enzymes are catalysts for digestion. Enzymes are also sensitive to heat. Heat denatures them and basically kills them. So what is left after the heating process is a product that is a lot harder naturally to digest. A lot of people struggle with pasteurized milk for this exact rea*on and accredit it to "lactose intolerance". Now there are people that are truly lactose intolerant and that is a lot less common but happens. Ok to add further understanding fluid milk when purchased from the dairy farm it is sent to the processing facility. It is stripped of fat and nutrients to make things like cheese and butter. And the left over fluid milk is devoid of vitamins and nutrients. The common practice is to "fortify" milk with derivatives from eggs or lanolin. If you look at a gallon of milk it says fortified with vit D. This turns it in to an ultra processed product that a lot of people simply cannot digest.
Now for the last bit to help people gain understanding. Mostly because we should be educated and not make decisions based on the fear mongering going around. Buy raw milk from farmers who are clean and adhere to a grade A standards as far as sanitation and equipment.
As someone who was milk intolerant. I swear by the health benefits of raw milk. But to each their own. People should have the freedom to choose. Its America after all.
Also the commercial dairy industry is hurting because fluid milk consumption keeps decreasing due to the amount of people who are milk intolerant. They also get very upset when other milk industries cut in to their profits. And I am sure raw milk is doing just that. Hence we keep seeing headlines like above.
We switched to raw in 2009. I have raised 8 kids and went through 4 pregncies with raw milk as a nutrient in our home. You'd be surprised the amount of benefits from immune system support to helping people with allergies.
I also milk my own cows. Hope this helps people gain some understanding of the basic biological process with pasteurization and raw milk in general.

04/21/2026

The weather is that nice! Spring is glorious in southern Missouri right now
The herd of Miniature Jerseys is loving it!

04/11/2026

These Mini Jersey calves are a*o fun! All heifers this year just one little bull calf.

04/11/2026