Check out the episode of Tales From The Farm featured on KX News on Friday, August 16th. Stay tuned for part 2 coming out later this month!

“All of our products produced here on the farm go straight to consumers. We produce milk, meat, eggs that are specifically designed to help heal the body from food sensitivities and to allow your body to heal naturally,” explained Peter Bartlett. “In a nutshell, what we do is we help people raise the next generation of healthy kids.”

The farm’s pasture-based system is key to its philosophy, focusing on maximizing nutrients from the soil, sunshine, and the animals’ living environments by rotating them regularly and avoiding toxins.

As a raw milk dairy, Bartlett Farms offers milk that has not been pasteurized or homogenized.

“The milk comes straight from the cows, and then we bottle it ourselves. It gets refrigerated, packed, and cooled on ice in the delivery bin before it leaves the farm,” said Nicole Bartlett. “Then we have our milk couriers come and pick up the milk, meat, eggs, whatever it is, and deliver it to people’s doorsteps.”

Peter Bartlett’s journey into farming began at age 15 when he started milking the family cow.

“My parents are really the ones to be thanked for starting this operation,” Peter said. “And seeing my boys grow up around animals, working together as a family to bring healing foods to people, is incredibly rewarding.”

Bartlett Farms products are available for purchase online, with delivery available throughout North Dakota.

“So you can get it in Fargo, Bismarck, Minot, Williston, Grand Forks, Devil’s Lake. Deliveries are usually every other week. If you’re getting dairy products, they’ll arrive in glass bottles at your door, and you’ll receive a resupply in about two weeks,” Peter explained.

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