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Tour Our Farm

Whether you’re planning a family outing or a hands-on class field trip, Rosa Brothers Milk Company offers exciting farm tours that kids and grown-ups will enjoy!

Schedule

BY RESERVATION ONLY
Tours are seasonal (April through October).

Farm Fees

$8 PER PERSON
Free for children 2 years and under.

Contact

559-582-2209
10090 2nd Ave.
Hanford, CA 93230
tours@rosabrothers.com

See for yourself

You can tour the dairy where the milk is produced. You can watch the milk going into the bottle at the creamery. You know exactly where every bottle comes from. Our milk is never “pooled” with other farms, requiring additional processing to make the milk uniform. Rest assured we do not use rBST (bovine growth hormone) to treat our cows. Our attention to detail on the farm and at the creamery results in a better-tasting, longer-lasting milk in your refrigerator. And we’re committed to producing only the highest quality products. That means only the best ingredients go into our products — like real cane sugar!

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Frequently Asked Questions

In addition to the tour, what
should we expect to see?

Our one of a kind Visitor’s Center, where you will be introduced to our family and the world of milk production. You will then take an adventure around the farm in our Moo-Mobile (tour bus) and see the sights and sounds of a working dairy farm. Upon return to the Visitor’s Center, you will be welcomed to the barnyard. Here, you will have the opportunity to view a live calf and complete a cow-milking contest using Rosie, our simulated cow. Before you depart, you will want to take photos with our barnyard props and sample our delicious dairy products!

What should we wear?

We recommend wearing comfortable clothes and shoes for the tour.

How long is the Tour?

The tour is approximately 1 hour long.

Are there restrooms available?

Yes, we have portable bathrooms available that are handicap accessible.

Are there Souvenirs Available for Purchase?

Yes, our Visitor’s Center will be stocked with t-shirts, hats, and other farm related collectibles. However, milk and ice cream are not sold at the farm.