Ten Mile Farm

05/15/2026

We have a few extra jars of milk available. Grab them while you can!!! store.tenmilefarmkc.com

05/13/2026

Still looking for relief milkers to help on weekends and several trips during the months of June and July this summer!

05/04/2026

Fully stocked and farm fresh.
Eggs • Honey • Beef • Milk

04/27/2026

******UPDATE*******

Access to the farm is now open!!!!

Subscription Customers!!!!! Tornado warnings graced the farm again this morning and as a result all access is currently closed off. I’ll update you all as soon as it’s safe to make your way out to the farm.

While we wait for the floodwaters to subside, “local news” asked me to fill in for a quick Sharknado Part 3 update which I happily said yes to in between switching out the cows. Enjoy!!

04/26/2026

I think she likes her farmer💋☺️

02/04/2026

08/25/2025

We have a few jars of cultured milk available - aged for 8+ days in the farm store milk cooler. This milk is perfect for baking, cheese making, and fermenting. More information including ordering options in the comments.

08/25/2025

If you guessed the bright yellow spoon of butter, you are correct! Butter made from our cream tends to be more yellow because of beta-carotene, a natural pigment found in fresh grass and plants that cows eat. 🧈🌱

Here’s the breakdown:
• Grass-fed cows (especially in spring and summer) eat fresh pasture rich in beta-carotene. Cows don’t fully break down beta-carotene, so it passes into their milk fat and gives it a golden color.
• Raw milk hasn’t been homogenized or processed, so the natural pigments stay more intact and concentrated in the cream.
• Seasonal diet matters too: in summer, when cows eat fresh grass, butter is usually more yellow. In winter, when they’re fed hay or grain, butter tends to be paler.
• Fat-soluble vitamins like A, D, E, and K (especially vitamin A) are higher in raw, grass-fed milk, which also adds to the rich yellow tone.

So—yellow butter is usually a good sign that the cows were eating fresh, nutrient-rich forage. 🌼

How are you using your cream? We turned some into butter today and did a little comparison to store butter, can you tell which one came from cows on pasture?

08/24/2025

How are you using your cream? We turned some into butter today and did a little comparison to store butter, can you tell which one came from cows on pasture?

08/20/2025

This mama cow loves sharing her milk with everyone, whether it’s her baby or not! Help her share more by telling your friends about us…

Let’s do a social media campaign from now until the end of the month: hop on Insta or Facebook and create your own post showing something about your dairy products from us - how you use them, why you love them, etc. Tag us in the post to make sure we see it and when we do we will reshare it to our page. Then, as a thank you, you get to take $1 off each product you purchase on your next visit! If you want that discount on more than one visit, just make another post.