Ever wish you could own your own milk cow?
Is making your own butter, cheese and yogurt on your bucket list?
Are you lacking the space, time and energy to do it all?
No worries, let the Compass Rose Crew do all the heavy lifting for you.
When you join our herdshare, we do all the milking, maintenance and feeding of the herd.
And all you have to do is pick up your fresh, wholesome, raw cow’s milk every week and enjoy.
Our members also receive our Member’s only newsletter so you can keep up with what’s new in the herd.
In addition, you will receive a personal invitation to, Family Days, our members only event where you will meet the cows and learn about what day to day life is like with milk cows. Bring the kids and enjoy a fun-filled day on the farm.
As a member you will also qualify for exclusive offer like:
~~ discounts on our other products
~~ early registration to classes
~~ access to Q&A sessions with the farmers
AND
~~ a complimentary milk processing class where you can learn how to make your own butter, cheese, yogurt, milk kefir and more from the comfort of your own home.
You are one step closer to providing healthy foods for your family, direct from the source.
A herdshare is where you “buy in” to a herd, much like buying stocks in a company. Herdshare members then pay a boarding fee every month that covers their portion of feed and maintenance. In return, members receive their portion of milk that equates to a gallon of milk. And, if a herdshare member chooses to cancel their membership, they simply sell their stock back to us and leave the herdshare.
The short answer is, yes. But it’s illegal.
The monthly fee works out to $11.54 per week, which is about the same as a large, iced coffee and a muffin from our local coffee shop.
Hey, I ain’t knockin’ it. Their coffee is amazing!
On to the breakdown of the total upfront cost:
The buy in is $60 plus the first month of $50. Then add on the 2 jars for $20 for a total upfront cost of $130. Keep in mind you can always sell your share back if you change your mind.
To make things run more efficiently we found jars that fit our system, which in turn makes milking faster and easier. Having uniform jars also enables more efficient storage, when coupled with personalization, makes pick up is a breeze.
They get non-GMO Chaffhaye, pesticide/herbicide free hay and pastured on land that’s run on permaculture principles (as close to nature as possible and again no chemicals) and organic grain at milking.