Founded by the Osofsky family in 1941, Ronnybrook Farm Dairy is a Hudson Valley dairy that bottles unhomogenized milk in glass and makes minimally processed dairy products on the farm. Brothers Ron and Rick Osofsky revived the Creamline tradition about 30 years ago, and their extended family remains involved today. Ronnybrook pairs old-fashioned production with a stated commitment to humane animal treatment, including a herd descended from prizewinning Holsteins raised by the family for nearly 70 years.
KVH Kosher Certified
New York State Grown & Certified
Gluten Free
Compliance program
Hartzler Family Dairy, IncHartzler Family Dairy, Inc. is a family-owned Wooster dairy that farms, processes and sells minimally processed milk along with dairy products such as cheese and hand-packed ice cream. Harold and Patricia Hartzler began farming in Wayne County in the early 1950s, and the family opened its Wooster storefront and processing plant in 1996. Today, Joe Hartzler and his son Jace run the business under the family philosophy “As Nature Intended,” using pasture-fed cows in warm months and returning milk in reusable glass bottles.WOOSTER, OH
Clark Farms CreamerySince 1907, the Clark family has farmed in Delhi, New York, and Clark Farms Creamery now turns milk from its own five-generation herd into minimally processed dairy products. Kyle Clark returned home with an agricultural sciences degree in 2018 and reopened the family’s former creamery as a 21st-century dairy lab in 2020, serving the Catskills with fresh milk and hand-packed butter.DELHI, NY
Dygert Farms CreameryDygert Farms Creamery is a 13th-generation dairy farm and on-farm creamery in New York’s Mohawk Valley, producing milk from its own cows and processing it on the family farm since 2021. The operation traces its roots to 1723, when the Dygert family received the original 50 acres, and remains one of the area’s few operational bicentennial farms. Customers can see the cows and where their milk comes from, with glass-bottle delivery extending that farm-to-home connection.PALATINE BRIDGE, NY
Sunset View CreameryOn a 348-acre farm in Odessa, the Hoffman family makes artisan cheese and bottles milk from its own herd, carrying on a dairy tradition that began there in 1905. Sunset View Creamery’s on-farm creamery, added in 2004, turns its own cows’ milk into farmstead cheeses while the family’s store offers fresh dairy products and other local goods. Visitors can also see the operation firsthand through farm tours and the creamery’s distinctive cow-cuddling experiences.ODESSA, NY