Crooked Oak Farm

09/07/2022

Yes, we have closed down, and sold our farm. Got old and retired. Thank you all for your support through the years!

07/31/2022

Check out this new local company! Support local! https://m.facebook.com/AAA-Stump-Grinding-LLC-110213651780504/

12/31/2021

Crooked Oak Rose. 4 month old heifer calf. For sale.

12/31/2021

Crooked Oak Wesley. 3 year old proven bull. For sale.

11/22/2021

It is time to reduce the size of our herd again! Stay tuned for more information and pictures.

11/25/2020

This is Buttercup. She is 11 months old, and 37” tall. Tested A2/A2. And yes, she is for sale!

11/17/2020

Just updated our website, www.crookedoakfarm.com Go check it out!

06/03/2019

We’ve begun testing for the A2 gene. And, yes, our herd has it!

05/28/2019

This is our Miniature Jersey bull, Crooked Oak Earl. Isn’t he handsome? We recently started testing our herd for the A1/A2 milk protein, and Earl is A2/A2. He is considered to be “Mid-size” at 46” tall.
We are now offering Semen straws for anyone who would like to add his lineage to your farm.
Contact me for more information.

His pedigree:
Ochwilla Hill Conan
Crooked Oak Maude
Crooked Oak Sassafras
Crooked Oak Earl
Riverview Gene

05/18/2018

Milk from Jersey cows is known to contain the A2 beta-casein protein—a variety of the beta-casein contained in milk solids. A2 mutated into A1 in certain breeds thousands of years ago; it is A1 that is found in milk from Holsteins and other high-producing western milk cows, while A2 predominates in Jersey, Guernsey and most Asian and African breeds. Increasingly, many believe that A2 is more easily digested than A1, and that the latter may be a potential source of the one-in-four cases of lactose intolerance in the U.S., and possibly other health issues, as well.

03/10/2018

Congratulations to Jada, proud new owner of Crooked Oak Summer! She’s a sweet girl. Keep in touch and send pictures of the calf when it’s born.

03/02/2018

This is terrible! They’ve done all they could to keep the Cottrell Homestead a working dairy farm. So sad...😢

SOUTH KINGSTOWN, R.I. — One of Rhode Island's last nine dairy farms, which has been in the same family for 118 years and is recognized as a model