7720 N 73rd st. Longmont, CO 80503

Purchase selected packages or the side; your choice.  We have delivery available on the front range free of charge based on the purchase amount and distance (longer distances for a small fee in our freezer truck).

See website for product list.  Your order can be placed  by calling Keith and Wendi at the ranch, 970-583-6624 , or John Weibel in Longmont, CO at 303-772-0905 , or emailing sales@rockinjcattle.com ; Payment can be made by check, or credit card (via Paypal).

Hours are 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. weekdays and 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. on the weekend. The restaurant begins serving lunch at 11 a.m.

Well-known for its 38-year history in the local community, this popular dining establishment will serve  exceptional quality food grown by area farmers, including the naturally tender beef supplied by Ranch Foods Direct.

“This is a chance for the public to have a wonderful, healthy meal and buy the same high quality beef and other ingredients we are serving from our first-class kitchen,” says owner Mike Callicrate.

100% grasss fed; no grain. Not certified organic but could be. Animals raised from birth on location. All sick animals are culled from herd - no antibiotics used, no vaccinations. Meat is processed by family owned business in CO Springs; approx 30 carcasses/month. All animals are processed separately to avoid cross-contamination. Packages are pre-determined but you can also order 1/4, 1/2 or whole. Orders must be in by Friday to receive the following week. Bones, organ meat also available. Raw-food pet owners will find bulk scraps/bones as well. 100 % money back guarantee. (I got some steaks for humans and the bones for my dogs; they were awesome! -Blair)
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RANCH FOODS DIRECT
2901 N. El Paso
Colorado Springs
Colorado 80907
1-866-866-MEAT (6328)

Mike "get's it"; he knows that real pigs get sunburned, and corn is not what cows naturally eat!  No soy.  Call him, he'll
talk to you.  Test the beef at his restaurant in Colorado Springs (see Ranch SteakHouse entry).
Sponsor, 2006 Western Conference

John Noffsker
4300 C,R,. 29
Monte Vista, CO 81144

john@twocreekranches.com
eggs beef lamb - min. grain finish
antibiotic/hormone free

Located west of Loveland, managing the former Guidestone property, Sara and Michael Puharich raise cattle using Holistic Management practices.
We have the usual 1/2, 1/4, and wholes as well as variety packs that allow people to buy smaller quantities, or specialty cuts (including ground organ meats for taco making etc.)

You can pick up your beef on the farm, at the Ft. Collins Farmer's Market, or in Niwot. See our website for details and ordering.

The Farm at Sunrise Ranch
100 Sunrise Ranch Road, #65
Loveland, Colorado 80538
970.679.4330
farm.orders@sunriseranch.org
www.sunriseranch.org/farm

Buffalo Groves, Inc.
P.O. Box 900
Kiowa Colorado 80117

Buffalo Groves is the place for everything buffalo (or if you
prefer, bison).  We specialize in gourmet Grassfed Buffalo Meat
(all natural, no additives, no antibiotics, no hormones
no preservatives, no grain & no feedlots!!)   Just Grass!! 
FREE Home Delivery (Denver & Colo. Springs Metro Areas)
Ranch Shopping is available & WE SHIP ACROSS THE US!

call 303-621-1111 or 877-Got-Buff
we do our best to accomodate you
in purchasing our Colorado Bison Meat

As Front Range Waldorf explains:
Waldorf education provides its students with a solid basis for true intellectual freedom as they grow to adulthood. Appreciation for the arts, specific scientific knowledge, social responsibility and respect for self and others permeate every aspect of the school day. This educational approach enhances the traditional learning of fundamentals with a sense of connection to cultural, moral and spiritual values.

Waldorf education has its roots in the visionary research of the Austrian scientist and thinker Rudolf Steiner (1861-1925). According to Steiner’s philosophy, man is a threefold being of spirit, soul and body whose capacities unfold in three developmental stages on the path to adulthood: early childhood, middle childhood and adolescence.
The first Waldorf school opened in Stuttgart, Germany, in 1919 as an initiative to provide children with an education consistent with the nature of the human being evolving towards freedom.

Rudolf Steiner served as advisor to the school and formulated the original basis of philosophy and pedagogy out of which present day Waldorf Schools still develop. Today, Waldorf Schools worldwide are more numerous than any other school not sponsored by government or church.

To learn more go to
http://www.frontrangewaldorf.org/waldorf.html
http://waldorf.dreamteamtech.com/
http://www.smwaldorf.org/
or
http://www.awsna.org/education-usa.html
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Seven Bowls School of Nutrition, Nourishment and Healing
730 Kimbark Street
Longmont, COlorado, 80501

720-308-5551 or 303-776-3900

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Nutrition Therapy Institute
1574 York St. Ste. #100
Denver CO 80206
Kim Eickhoff
Char Leberer
303-377-3974

See website for course descriptions, philosophy and more.
Sponsor, 2006 Western Conference

Over 300 free family-friendly recipes, information on feeding children, how to convert your own recipes, as well as a subscription service to a weekly menu mailer, containing a menu for a week of dinners, side dishes, a dessert, a shopping list, and a preparation schedule for the week.

At the current time, Tim is the sole supplier for Johnson's Acres Farm shareholders, who can pick up their eggs with their milk near Brighton
 
No soy

Family owned and operated Located between Parker and Castle Rock

Eggs - $1.50 /dozen; $2.50/18 count

Beef - $1.xx/lb Live weight
Pasture-raised
Option of Corn-silage finished (non-GMO)

Pork - $
No animal by-products

1705 S. Pearl St. Suite 2. Denver, CO  80210
sponsor, 2006 Western Conference

Dr. Anne ChewAcu-Choice Health Care5039 S. Federal Blvd, Suite 6Englewood, Colorado 80110Tel 303-794-9505 | Fax 303-797-9252Web Address: www.acuchoice.com

In Golden.

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Rebecca is in Southeast Denver
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Estes Park
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Colorado Springs
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Prairie Natural Lamb - Tender, flavorful, Soy-Free, Naturally Raised Lamb
6447 S. County Road 157
Strasburg
(888) 622-9498 or (303) 622-9498 (call first)
http://www.new-farm.com/
Alternate E-mail: marilyn.wentz@hughes.net

Naturally raised, additive free young lamb. Orders taken year-round for fall freezer lambs.

My lambs have always been raised free of hormone implants or additives, subtherapeutic antibiotics or animal byproducts.  The only vaccination they get is one called Clostridrium C&D and tetnus.  The former protects them against a deadly bacteria that is common in the ground (carried by birds) in Colorado and other states.  It is given when they are 4-7 weeks old.  For roughage, they get pasture (organic certifiable, I'm sure) when available and really high-quality alfalfa hay raised by my father in Weld County.  Also, my product is very affordable.
No soy, no cottonseed.  Seeking organic grain sources.

Marilyn is also a key force in Colorado's sustainable agriculture team.  As she works part-time for Rocky Mountain Farmers Union and Raw Milk Association of Colorado, she keeps us up to date on NAIS and other dairy issues.   

Thanks Marilyn! -Blair

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Theresa is committed to all natural and organic sources.  She
is VERY hep to grass-fed animals, aware of soy dangers, and customer-oriented.  If you have any questions, just email her!  She will be a Colorado Resource featured at our 6/03/06 meeting.  I am delighted to do business with her! -Blair

Cocobarra
Delicious organic coconut bars in different flavors.
COCOBARRA bars are made from 100% organic ingredients and are hand-crafted in small batches.

Cocobarra Foods
1205 Carlock Drive
Prescott, AZ 86305
USA
Toll Free 1-866-977-COCO (2626)

Chef & Creator, Leslie Bauer
You can see ingredients here: http://cocobarrafoods.com/pg_product.html
Vendor, 2006 Western Conference

Our mission is to provide the finest in quality essential oils and other aromatic products coupled with caring, individualized service. Our goal is 100% customer satisfaction. Every order is lovingly prepared and provided with great care and attention to detail.
303-668-4884
I'll vouch for the facial scrub and lotions - divine! -Blair
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This resource has not been interviewed but her website clearly explains her methods, which are WAPF-friendly. You can order sprouted grain flours in 10lb bags. She is in New Mexico.

If your chapter members are interested in SPROUTED FLOURS, Soaked and Dried "Crispy" nuts and seeds, Soaked Oatmeal Granola and more healthy eating options "the Weston A. Price way", then JoshEWEa's Garden, LLC might be your answer!

Located in Ashippun, Wisconsin, JoshEWEa's Garden, LLC is a licensed producer of Sprouted Wheat Flour, and Soaked and Dried nuts, seeds and cereals. The food products you love and need are only a phone call away!

THREE WAYS TO BUY:
Healthy Food Stores and Family Farms resell our products here in Wisconsin, become a distributor today...
OR you can setup a buying group and arrange for a once-a-month delivery for YOUR chapter members...
OR Order direct online at www.joshEWEasgarden.com !

Call us today to discuss ordering direct or to find an outlet for the JoshEWEa's Garden product line nearest to YOU!
Natural Goodness from our home to YOURS!

Michaeleen Hinca
JoshEWEa's Garden, LLC
Ashippun, Wisconsin
262-468-4400

The Johnsons hit the floor running with this dairy, experiencing unprecedented growth in their first year, while building a barn, heading up the first Raw Dairy Community chatboard in Colorado, and lobbying for legal cow-shares, raising a family  to boot.  And they NEVER had a milk shortage!

Annelis is an herbalist, and uses herbal remedies whenever possible.  She feeds organic grain;no soy or cottonseed.  Cows have access to grass year-round, supplemented with alfalfa in winter.  All milk test results are posted online.  Kudos for courage, honesty, & feisty spirit!

16381 York St., Brighton, CO  80602

Guidestone has moved to Buena Vista, still operates a dairy and serves a small membership; they have preserved Jersey breeding stock and will begin increasing milk operations in 2007

1/24/07 As agent of the consumer and shareholder in the Ebert Dairy, I will be bringing raw dairy products to the Upper Arkansas Valley. I would be happy to do this on behalf of families in Fairplay, Frisco, Dillon, Breckenridge and Vail, also.

I am creating a distribution service that I am calling "Colorado Grown: Food from Farm to Home".
It will include beef, lamb, pork, buffalo, chicken, turkey, eggs, salad greens, herbs, fruit and eventually vegetable shares. I anticipate starting mid March, 2007. I am looking for drop off locations. a flyer will be ready in the next two weeks. Many thanks, David

7303 Del Commundo LaneLongmont, CO  80504
Goats milk is available!
The Carter family was a Colorado Resource at our Feb/2006 meeting.  They astounded us with their ambitious program of Homesteading 2 farms with 2 full-time jobs, a passle of young kids, their commitment to a WAPF lifestyle, and sustainable agriculture.  Warm and wonderful!

503 So. County Line Rd., Loveland, CO 80537
Cresset offers cooking classes. Call for availability.
They make awesome fermented veggies! -Blair
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13332 WCR 5, Longmont, CO 80504

7111 WCR 50, Johnstown, CO 80534

6725 No. Taft Hill, Fort Collins, CO 80524

6427 WCR 68.5, Windsor, CO 80550 (Located just outside Fort Collins about two miles east of I 25 and the Windsor exit)

In addition to raising a family and running a Certified Organic dairy, Meg is a vet and a professor at CSU.  She has been an invaluable resource for the Raw Milk cow-share program, and
continues as a key spokesperson for Colorado and beyond.

Windsor grows and cuts their own sileage for winter feed, and all feed is organic.  See one of several articles:  http://organicvalley.coop/our_story/meet_the_farmers/rocky_mountain.html  ;
Sponsor, 2006 Western Conference

71502 R71 Rd. Montrose, CO 81401

We are located about 20minutes East of Co. Springs, Co. Please check our website for more detailed information on our cow share program.
Rod and Mary are active members of RMAC and strong supporters of sustainable agriculture. 

Located near Elizabeth, Colorado.
Alicia is building a family homestead farm, learning how to live off the land with her family.  Enthusiastic and friendly, she's a natural born entrepreneur with her small heard of goats, fresh eggs, and classes on the farm.   Check out her website!

RMAC meets every other month.  They are currently establishing
standards for raw milk dairies.  They are an excellent resource.
David Lynch had the first legal cow-share/CSA operation in Colorado, (Guidestone Farm)  and has lead the way to get other dairies going in Colorado.  He is a nationally recognised educator and activist for raw dairies.  Thank you, David!

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A private family farm on 30 acres, nestled at the foothills of the Rockies in Longmont (near Hygiene). We milk and bottle here on the farm as well as make fresh raw farmstead cheeses and yogurt. In addition, we grow our own organic feed, a grass/alfalfa hay. Goats are allowed pasture (seasonally) and happily roam and play in the sunshine. This closed herd is very healthy; no antibiotics or drugs are used on milking animals, and hormones are never used. These ladies are part of the family, kids and goats grew up together and participated in 4H for years. Currently offering shares in the herd, and availability of fresh, raw, pure goats milk to customers on the Front Range. RMAC member and family supports WAPF principles and lifestyle.

Raw Goat Milk Kefir sales only - no raw milk at this time.
Call for availability.
Located 10 miles North of Brighton

3-5 Nubians on 1 acre dry lot, quality alfalfa (5lbs) and grain formula (2lbs -whole corn, barley, oats, wheat and soy - looking for soy replacement but has not found at time of writing)

$6/quart -

All natural; herbal remedies treatment of choice; antibiotics only if absolutely necessary.

We have pure bred nubians that have access to pasture 24 hours a day. Since our milk is raw, our goal is to provide the highest quality feed and grazing conditions possible for herd health. We practice holistic methods using homeopathics and herbal remedies as a first line of defense for illness and only use an antibiotic if absolutely necessary.
We also have grass fed Angus beef and free range chickens for eggs and meat. They are also raised under the same conditions as the goats.
I bring milk to Denver twice a week as I work part time at Colorado Blvd. and I-25.
I support and practice WAPF principles.
alternate phone number 720-934-0388

We are located just off Highway 50 between Rocky Ford and Fowler, east of Pueblo. We offer raw milk, yogurt and butter through our goat share program. We also offer aged goat cheese and chocolates to the general public. We are committed to adhering to the guidelines of the RMAC raw milk distribution standards and bringing only high quality goat milk and milk products to Southeastern Colorado.

  
Just East of Colorado Springs, Hi Plains Dairy sits on the highest non-forested plains in the nation. With a breath taking view of Pikes Peak and the southern mountain range, our goats enjoy an altitude that promotes healthier goats and produces more omega 3’s in their milk. Our herd of registered Alpines, Saanens, and Nubians enjoy 40 acres of organic pasture grasses, tested fresh well water, and 100% certified organic hay.

Our belief system is based on the European tradition of the farmstead. The quality of the milk is not only directly proportionate to the care, nutrition, and love of the animal that produces it, but the meticulous hygienic handling of the milk.

If you also would like to benefit from this belief system, in producing highest quality of natural raw milk come join us with a share in our venture.
    

Inspired Foods was created for the purpose of making healthy organic meals more accessible. Our food is purchased mostly from local sources to ensure freshness and reduce travel impact. We cook and store foods which are in season for the same reasons. Supporting Colorado farmers is important to us.  We buy directly from them whenever possible.

Dawn catered the lunches for the 2006 Western Conference.

50932 872nd Street
Page, NE  68766

Dave's products get wide support by WAPF members for purity and quality.
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Standard Process is recognized by many as the gold standard in
vitamins and supplements.  See their website for more details.
Sponsor, 2006 Western Conference.

Brock Lynch
1619 Hwy 50
Grand Junction, CO 81503
877-835-5555
970-241-3866
fax 970-245-7024

brocklynch@yahoo.com
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Wide Variety of SuperFoods for pets and humans. Holistic health products & consulting.
(303) 271-1649
    (866) 305-2306 (toll-free)
    Normal office hours are 11:00 AM – 7:00 PM Mountain Time (U.S.). If you would like a return call outside those hours, please specify what days and times are best.

Location (call first for appointment)

    416 Plateau Parkway
    Golden, CO 80403-1533
    U.S.A.

Sponsor, 2006 Western Conference

Larga Vista Ranch
53505 Olson Rd.
Boone,CO 81025
(East of Pueblo)

Wiley currently serves as president of the Colorado Organic Producers Association and is passionate about the mission of the Colorado Farm and Art Market -- to introduce consumers to Colorado-grown products and, in kind, support the local farming economy and healthy growing practices.

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Colorado Farm and Art Market

Saturdays, due south of the Colorado Avenue bridge on Cimino Street

Wednesdays, on the lawn of the Briarhurst Manor, 404 Manitou Ave., Manitou Springs

Open 7 a.m. to 1 p.m.

Interested vendors call Dyan, 719/640-6154; interested cooperative members call Dan, 719/250-9835

2006 Membership Submission Call: 303.440.8205 Or Mail: 1922 Tyler Rd Boulder CO 80304 Internet: info@abbondanzafarm.org
or www.eatabbo.org Organic, diverse, open pollinated seed cultivation is the foundation of Abbondanza's agricultural endeavor.
Our Veggie Share service provides you with 20 weeks of Fabulous Food with an optional season extender thru the holidays.

Abbondanza’s vision is to co-create a bio-regional food system which provides our schools and community with farm fresh, nutrient dense food year around.

Shanan and Richard have been major players in the state and nation for CSA farms.  Take a look at their website, give them a call! 
Sponsor, 2006 Western Conference.

Door to Door Organics delivers fresh, organic produce across Colorado year-round. We source CO farmers during the growing season, and work with organic farmers in CA, AZ and NM during the winter. Please visit our website for more info on box sizes, produce/grocery items available, and other ordering info.

We also offer discounts for community co-ops.  A co-op is formed when four or more orders are going to one location, such as an office.  Each person still has control of their own account, they simply pick up their box at the same location. Call for more info on our fundraising programs for schools and non-profits, or if you would like more info about starting a co-op in your community."   

Fresh organic and local produce direct from the farm.

Order online exactly what you want.

We custom pick your order

Pick up at Denver delivery point.