Mount Holly Dairy-Aire Farm

09/09/2025

Although we are still offering daily eggs they are now available for purchase at the house. We are no longer placing them in the milk house refrigerator. Thank you for your continued support. Jim and Millicent

04/23/2025

We have sold our cows to Tim Martin of 14th Star Farms. Although we will no longer be offering raw milk under our farm name, Tim will be operating the dairy on our farm premises. We have been very grateful for our loyal customers for the past 30 years and hope that our customers will continue getting milk through Tim's efforts. We will still have eggs available on a daily basis. God Bless and Thank You. Jim and Millicent Johnson of Mount Holly Dairy-Aire Farm.

10/06/2024

Scout has two new playmates. Meet Hadassah and Hannah, twin heifers born to Dinah Thursday night. It won't take them long to catch up with Scout's size. Feel free to stop by to meet them. We encourage visitors to the farm.

11/01/2023

First snow of the year. The ducks don't seem to mind, there are only a few 'brave' chickens out this morning. Looks like we won't see the grass for a little while today. Glad we are toasty warm with a fire in the furnace

10/23/2023

Esther had her first calf yesterday afternoon. It is a bull-named him Gamaliel. We think he is the smallest one we have had this year--even smaller than the twins. Esther did a good job cleaning him up, but was too fidgety for him to nurse, so he is taking to the bottle. Both Esther and Gamaliel are doing well.

09/07/2023

08/28/2023

Hi, everyone. We finally have access to the farm account again, so will be doing some new postings after a season of quiet from the farm. It has been a rainy summer and it looks like we may be able to get some more hay in after a hiatus of a month and a half of rain. At this point we have about 1/2 of the hay loft full and praying that we have the weather to get in what we will need for the animals for this winter. Glad to be back on-line so we can keep you updated on happenings on the farm. Millicent and Jim

06/10/2023

Join us today for our Open Farm Day until 3pm. We have samples of products made with our farm fresh milk, along with samples of our milk. Antique butter making equipment on display, as well as farm machinery used on our farm. Visit our calves in the barn. Check out our heritage breed American Milking Devon Bull. Meet our week old chicks and laying hens and ducks.

03/14/2023

Seven days to meteorologic spring and we are getting dumped on in grand shape with the second snowfall storm in less than two weeks. Attached is a picture of the north side of the chicken house. Warm enough for the eaves to drip, but the wind was so wild today the icicles were bent by it and ended up curved to the side of the house instead of going straight down. 2 points for wind, 0 for gravity. Hope all are safely tucked into their homes with a good book or a movie. For some strange reason the ducks prefer to be out in the weather instead.

02/24/2023

FROM OUR FARM KITCHEN TO YOUR TABLE: Swedish Oat Lace Cookies. One of Jim's Swedish cousins sent us a cookbook with a number of yummy looking items. I have been hesitant to try them as the measurements are in mL for dry ingredients and dL for the liquids. Then I discovered that I have a measuring cup from Pampered Chef that has those measurements on it, so decided to start with a simple cookie recipe. They turned out really good. Crisp wafers of buttery delicousness.

02/21/2023

FROM OUR FARM KITCHEN TO YOUR TABLE: Up early this morning to make some Swedish Semlor to celebrate Fat Tuesday. These are a sweet bread pastry, flavored with cardamom with an almond paste filling. Here we are putting in the last of the filling which is sweetened whipped cream.