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Red and white Ayrshire dairy cows walking a farm track at dawn

132 Ayrshires · milked twice a day since 1954

Milked at half five,
in the hut by seven.

One herd, one parlour, one small dairy across the yard. Fill a bottle at the gate whenever you like, or leave the crate out and we will do it for you on Tuesdays and Fridays.

  • Vending hut open 6am to 8pm
  • Doorstep round, Tuesday and Friday
  • Glass bottles, 50p back

In the hut today

What came out of the parlour this morning

How we milk

A small herd, and everything we sell comes out of it

01

Ayrshires, not the highest yielders

They give a third less than a Holstein and about four per cent butterfat. That is why the cream sits on top of the bottle, and it is also why the milk costs what it does.

02

The hut closes when the tank is empty

We fill it after the morning milking and again at four. On a hot Saturday it goes by lunchtime and the shutter comes down. We would rather turn people away than buy milk in and call it ours.

03

Glass bottles, and we wash them here

A crate of glass costs us more than plastic every single week once you count the washer, the breakages and the diesel. Fifty pence back on every one you return.

04

The round is three villages

Tuesdays and Fridays, and only as far as we can get back before the afternoon milking. We say no to doorstep orders most weeks and we would rather do that than be late for the cows.

A dairy farmer bottling milk in a small farm dairy

“My youngest will not drink shop milk now, which is a nuisance on holiday. We started with two litres a week and there is a four pint and a butter on the step every Friday.”

H. Padmore · Nether Broughton, on the round since 2019
4.9 from 870 reviews

Bring a bottle

The hut is at the top of the farm track

Windlow Grange Dairy, Church Lane
Nether Broughton, Leicestershire LE14 3HB

Vending hut
6:00 – 20:00, every day
Doorstep round
Tuesday and Friday, early
Cheese and butter
From Thursday lunchtime

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