Faber Farm LLC

06/15/2026

Great people! We trade milk for produce! Check them out!

06/14/2026

So true!

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.

06/10/2026

Oh Matilda, this is one of the many reasons i love you so much!

06/09/2026

Such a great guy, thanks Ethan Utter Gravel and Grading LLC

Now to spread it out and make it look nice!

06/08/2026

Happy Monday!
Just a little cuteness to start the week off right! ❤️❤️

06/06/2026

This 💯%!!!!

06/05/2026

Cuteness overload!! Annie and Maisy! These two are fast becoming inseparable!

06/03/2026

Milk, Milk and more Milk!!!

Want the freshest you can get? We have it!

Sign up today and meet the girls! Matilda, Zoey, Mabeline and Peaches are A2 jerseys who give the creamiest milk around!!!
Girls are pasture raised and supplemented with local grains from Armada grain co.

Here is the information:
📍$5 a month membership (cancel anytime)
📍$10 a gallon milking fee (1/2 gallon minimum)
📍weekly pickups required @ 8331 mason rd yale 48097

Make the drive, i promise the girls will love seeing you and the milk is just a bonus!

We also have local raw honey, Maple syrup, free-range duck and chicken eggs, lamb, duck and chicken available!

06/02/2026

Kindness, love and support…. We have been flooded with it by so many people today…. Thanks so much for all the messages and encouragement from everyone.

These flowers are the perfect addition to our little Dottie memorial….. Thank-you so much Blessed Nest Farm