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Longmont Dairy Farms

Unverified
4.2(471)Farm

Diversified Family Farm

Fresh Milk in Glass Bottles

Farming since 1965
Baked GoodsCoffee & TeaPantryChocolate MilkCookie DoughCreamersDairyEggnogFlavored MilkFruitGrains & FlourHerbsJuiceMeadMeal KitsPalisade PeachesPantry ItemsPlant-Based CreamersPlant-Based MilkReady-To-Make MealsRoot Beer MilkSour Cream

Our Animals

Cattle

Holstein dairy cows

How to Buy

Other

bundle/variety pack

Delivery & Shipping

local delivery

Online & Ordering

online ordering

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About Longmont Dairy Farms

There were major changes in the market in the late 1980’s that altered the ability to deliver this way profitably. At this time, the business was transitioned to the next generation. The goal was to keep home delivery, in glass bottles, alive. The idea of the “speed route” was adopted. Deliveries were made once a week and at night. To maintain quality, we decided to offer milk produced by only our own cows and bottled in our plant. We used glass bottles, filled, delivered, returned, cleaned, sanitized and filled again. Customers continued to love great fresh milk, produced and bottled locally and delivered to their homes. With the speed route, Longmont Dairy provides the freshest milk possible. The cows are milked three times a day (like they like it), the milk is sent from the farm to our processing plant where it is bottled within 24 hours. Then the deliveries start, and milk is on the customers’ doorsteps. Today, the third generation remembers Jim Boyd’s pride in the cows and the milk they produce. The dairy now partners with local companies to support other local businesses and provide the freshest products possible to our customers.

Our Story

Longmont Dairy Farms was started in 1965 by Jim Boyd, Karl Obluda, and Reese Boatman with a small processing plant, dairy herd, and milk truck. They focused on producing and delivering fresh milk directly to customers. In 1988, Jim and Reese retired, and the business transitioned to the next generation, David and Susan Boyd, who continued the tradition of home delivery in glass bottles and expanded the farm and processing capabilities. Today, the third generation continues the legacy, partnering with local companies to offer a wider range of products.

From Longmont Dairy Farms's website

Meet Jim Boyd, Karl Obluda, Reese Boatman, David Boyd, Susan Boyd

Farm Owner · Since 1965

Not verified by Bhumi. This farm's practices have not been independently verified. Product claims may be based on publicly available information and have not been confirmed.

Hours & Operations

Delivery & Pickup
home delivery
Payment Methods
cashcheckcredit cardonline ordering

Location & Directions

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920 Coffman St, Longmont, CO 80501, Longmont, CO
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