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The Frosted Calf The Churchtown Dairy has seen many calves born this summer. One however, stands out brightly for us this season. Born three weeks ago, this Brown Swiss frosted heifer calf stands out with its glow. Is this image a collection of our pure intentions gathered over summer's work and devotion? Like a star, raised and possibly offered to the depths and vastness of winter nights to come. The land and the herd feel good here at Churchtown Dairy. Soon the the beautiful display of fall's colors will vanish. This calf, with its white glow as a symbol, will dissolve and be absorbed into the winter's cosmic white. An article by ~Triform farmer, Brent Hayes~

Michaelmas festival at Churchtown dairy

Michaelmas celebrations! Temporarily unavailable.  Please check back in a few days. Thank you!  

Ben Bruschke and The Churchtown Dairy

Ben Bruschke and The Churchtown Dairy                       Here at Churchtown Dairy the herd continues to grow. Currently, we are milking 14 cows by hand and by machine. Amidst the changing seasons and on going construction on the farm, there are those things that give the farm balance and rhythm, much like the tide of the ocean. Morning and afternoon milking, the herd comes in for milking, and the herd goes back out to pasture. A busy farm day, and a cool starry night (a pleasure for the cows in contrast to the heat).