We often get asked how we bottle our milk.  Our process is pretty simple! Once the milk is cooled in the cooling tank, it is poured into freshly cleaned bottles and capped immediately. A video of our bottler operation in action is available on our Facebook page.

We are very grateful for so many blessings we have enjoyed throughout this year. We appreciate every person who has tried our milk and shared it with their friends and family. From everyone of us at Daloris Dairy, THANK YOU! Please come out and visit Dale in his store, he wants to remind everyone that we have about a quart of cream to every gallon of milk for you to enjoy with your families anytime of the year. Cream for gravies, caramels, whipped toppings, whatever you wish to grace your table with. Again, thank you!

Come visit our dairy and pick up some of this fresh milk anytime you want! We officially open Monday at 10:00 a.m and close Saturday at 8:00 p.m. We are self serve with instructions on how to purchase the milk in the shop, but we are always here to help if you need it. We have our delicious milk available in glass half gallon bottles, or plastic gallons(as seen below). You won’t regret the visit!

There’s something unearthly beautiful about jersey calves, and it’s difficult to capture it fully in a picture. With careful attention to breeding dates and cow care, we get to enjoy newborn calves all year round and count it as a great blessing. With the weather turning into the wet and cold characteristic of early winter, our calves need extra attention to stay warm, dry and healthy. Doris, who has been raising every calf for the dairy since it started over 30 years ago, keeps a watchful eye as she feeds them night and morning, and often returns several times throughout the day to care for any that are under the weather or questionable.

Some measures that she takes to keep the calves comfortable are placing warm calf jackets on them, keeping them bedded in dry straw, and providing them with a well balanced diet to keep them strong. They are each housed individually at first before graduating to group housing after a few months. At all times, they have access to shelter to stay out of the weather, as well as hay and a special mix of grains and minerals to maintain optimum health.

 The calves born in this colder weather have longer, thicker fur than those born in the summer time. As Dale manages the breeding of the cows, he does his best to keep the cows from delivering their calves in the coldest part of the winter.  But it seems every year there are one or two that come as a surprise at the coldest time possible, and we get to utilize special procedures to care for the cow and calf.  We have heat lamps, blankets, seemingly endless supply of straw, and nutrient rich colostrum to get the calf off to a great start.  We enjoy every cow and getting to be a part of her life from the very beginning throughout all her days. Come by the dairy and feel free to ask questions, we love talking about our cows!

Who missed the cows? Summer is over and we are moving our milk store BACK to the dairy starting Monday September 18, 2017! We have thoroughly enjoyed and appreciated Manwaring Cheese housing our milk for these months but are excited to be seeing our customers again. Our regular hours will be 3:00pm – 6:00pm Monday through Saturday and any other time by appointment. Please feel free to call or text us at 208-709-8702.
Thank you for your support through the summer and and we are excited to be seeing you again!

The milk and milking system are back up to par and we will have bottled milk within the hour. Thanks so much for your patience, come get your milk!!
Any questions call Tyler @ 208-709-3685

We at Daloris Dairy are currently working to remedy the problems we have currently been faced with.  We pride ourselves on producing only the best possible milk and will not sell it if it doesn’t meet up to standards.  We will update the Facebook page and this website when the situation changes.