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Happy Cows Creamery at New Horizon Farm
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New Horizon Farm and Happy Cows Creamery
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Private
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2020
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Happy Cows Creamery at New Horizon Farm is a private, family-run agricultural operation based in New Vienna, Ohio (1103 Hodson Road), operating across approximately 300 acres of hay and grain production and a registered dairy herd comprised of Holstein, Ayrshire, and Jersey cattle. The creamery, which opened on-farm in May 2020, processes milk on-site using low-heat pasteurization and bottles non-homogenized whole and flavored milk in which the cream naturally separates and rises to the top. Core products include fluid milk (whole and flavored), cheese curds, butter, and freezer beef, with ancillary offerings of locally sourced honey, maple syrup, fresh bakery items, and jams from partner producers. The herd also produces registered breeding stock and hay (square and round bales across multiple cuttings) for sale.

The business generates revenue through three primary streams: one-time and recurring dairy product sales via on-farm retail and online ordering, recurring herd share subscription fees (one share at $50 one-time plus $25/month; tiers up to three shares at $150 plus $65/month), and ancillary agricultural product sales. Distribution occurs through the on-farm store, the Farmnivorous online marketplace with home delivery to Greater Cincinnati on Tuesdays and the Columbus area on Thursdays for a flat $6 fee, and two pre-order pickup locations (Union Township Farmers Market and The Wellness Lounge). Operations are handled across three to four generations of the Bickel family — Donald (operator), Howard (father), Todd and Raymond (brothers), Jacqueline (marketing), Carson (calf care), Maggie (deliveries), and Emma (social media) — with no external investors, no subsidiaries, and no parent company identified. The firm serves health-conscious local consumers, herd-share investors seeking legal raw milk access in Ohio, and a smaller segment of 4-H and FFA youth through a cattle leasing program.

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Happy Cows Creamery at New Horizon Farm is a private, second-generation family dairy in Southwest Ohio that processes and sells non-homogenized whole and flavored milk, cheese curds, butter, and beef directly to local consumers via on-farm retail, twice-weekly delivery, farmers market pickup, and a subscription herd share program.

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1–10
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HeadquartersNew Vienna, United States
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New Vienna
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United States
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North America
Markets served

Serves global market

Offices2 records

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City, Country, Type, Description, Source

Keyword5 values
fresh dairy products, on-farm creamery, artisan dairy processing, herd share program, farm fresh milk
Industry4 codes
1Organic & Specialty-Claim Fluid Milk Processing (Organic, A2, Grass-Fed)
CodeAFAHAAAHPrimaryYes
2Milk Production (Raw Milk)
CodeAFAEACAAPrimaryNo
3Dairy Farm Direct-to-Consumer Raw Milk Sales (where legal)
CodeAFAEACANPrimaryNo
4Butter & Cultured Dairy (Yogurt, Sour Cream, Kefir) Wholesale
CodeAFAIAEABPrimaryNo
NAICS code3 codes
  • Fluid Milk Manufacturing311511
  • Dairy Product (except Frozen) Manufacturing31151
  • Dairy Cattle and Milk Production112120
SIC code2 codes
  • Dairy Products2020
  • Agricultural Prod-Livestock & Animal Specialties200
Product category
Farm Fresh Dairy
GTM motion2 records

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Type, Description, Source

Revenue model3 records
1Dairy Product Sales
TypeOne Time License
Description

On-farm retail store and online sales of whole milk, flavored milk, cheese curds, butter, and other dairy products processed on-site

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2Herd Share Program
TypeSubscription Recurring
Description

Monthly boarding fees from herd share owners who receive weekly dairy products commensurate with their ownership share in the dairy herd

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3Agricultural Products
TypeTransaction Fee
Description

Sales of freezer beef, registered cattle, hay, honey, maple syrup, and locally sourced bakery items and jams from partner producers

happycowsatnewhorizon.com
Marketing channels5 records

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Title, Type, Stage, Description, Source

Distribution channels5 records

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Title, Type, Scope, Target buyer, Description, Source

Cost components5 values
Supply Chain, Personnel, Operations, Infrastructure, Marketing or Sales
Pricing details4 tiers
1Single Herd Share: $50 one-time + $25/month for 1 gallon/week
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceMonthly
Notes

Single share investment of $50 one-time plus $25 monthly boarding fee yields one gallon of milk per week. Includes plastic jugs.

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2Two Herd Shares: $100 one-time + $45/month for 2 gallons/week
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceMonthly
Notes

Two shares investment of $100 one-time plus $45 monthly boarding fee yields two gallons of milk per week. Includes plastic jugs.

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3Three Herd Shares: $150 one-time + $65/month for 3 gallons/week
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceMonthly
Notes

Three shares investment of $150 one-time plus $65 monthly boarding fee yields three gallons of milk per week. Includes plastic jugs.

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4Delivery Fee: $6 per delivery
ModelUnit PricingBilling cadencePay-as-you-go
Notes

Flat $6 delivery fee for all orders. No minimum order required. Deliveries to Greater Cincinnati on Tuesdays, Columbus area on Thursdays.

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B2C
Offering typeHardware or Manufacturing
Hardware or Manufacturing
Core offering1 text field

Happy Cows Creamery is an on-farm dairy processing facility at New Horizon Farm that bottles non-homogenized whole and flavored milk using low-heat pasteurization and also produces cheese curds, butter, and freezer beef from a pasture-raised Holstein, Ayrshire, and Jersey herd. It sells directly through an on-farm retail store, online ordering with home delivery to the Greater Cincinnati and Columbus areas, farmers market and partner-location pickups, and a recurring herd share program.

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Functional benefit
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Product overview1 text field

Happy Cows Creamery operates as a small second-generation family farm with an on-farm dairy processing facility in Southwest Ohio. The core offering is farm-fresh dairy products including non-homogenized whole milk and flavored milk (processed via low-heat pasteurization), cheese curds, and butter, alongside freezer beef from their pasture-raised cattle. The creamery complements its product lineup with locally sourced goods such as honey and maple syrup, and offers a unique Herd Share Program enabling consumers to purchase ownership shares in the dairy herd. Additional services include the sale of registered breeding cattle (Holstein, Ayrshire, Jersey) and quality hay products. The business operates through an on-farm retail store and online ordering with delivery to the Greater Cincinnati and Columbus areas.

Product and service10 records
1Fresh Whole and Flavored Milk
CategoryCore Dairy Product
Description

Non-homogenized whole milk and flavored milk processed on the farm via low-heat pasteurization, where cream naturally rises to the top. Produced for local consumers seeking farm-fresh, naturally processed dairy from pasture-raised Holstein, Ayrshire, and Jersey cattle.

2Cheese Curds
CategoryCore Dairy Product
Description

Fresh cheese curds produced from the farm's on-site milk supply, available for purchase to local consumers.

3Butter
CategoryCore Dairy Product
Description

Butter made from the creamery's farm-fresh milk, available at the on-farm retail store and through online ordering.

4Freezer Beef
CategoryCore Meat Product
Description

Beef cuts and products from the farm's pasture-raised Holstein, Ayrshire, and Jersey cattle, available for purchase at the on-farm retail store.

5Honey
CategoryAncillary Local Food Product
Description

Locally sourced honey available for purchase alongside dairy products at the on-farm retail store.

6Maple Syrup
CategoryAncillary Local Food Product
Description

Locally produced maple syrup sold alongside dairy products at the on-farm retail store.

7Herd Share Program
CategorySubscription Service Program
Description

Ownership-based dairy subscription in which shareholders purchase one or more shares in the dairy herd and pay recurring monthly boarding fees in exchange for weekly raw milk allocations (1 to 3 gallons per week), with plastic jugs included and optional home delivery. Legally structured under Ohio herd share boarding agreements.

8Registered Heifers and Breeding Bulls
CategoryAgricultural Live Animal Sales
Description

Sale of registered Holstein, Ayrshire, and Jersey cattle with documented pedigrees for show animals or herd diversification, targeted at 4-H/FFA participants and other cattle buyers.

9Quality Hay
CategoryAncillary Agricultural Product
Description

Dry and high-moisture hay from first, second, and third cuttings, available in square and round bales from the farm's more than 300-acre hay and grain operation, with farm pickup or delivery options.

10Cattle Leasing for 4-H and FFA Youth
CategoryYouth Agriculture Service Program
Description

Leasing of dairy cattle (heifers and cows) to 4-H and FFA youth members for use in agricultural projects, show animals, and youth development activities in dairy farming.

Scale indicator4 records

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Type, Value, Description, Source

Partnership4 partners
1Farmnivorous
Strategic tierCoreTypeChannel Partner/ Reseller/ Distributor
Description

Online marketplace platform used for ordering Happy Cows Creamery products for delivery and pickup. Handles order processing and payment for online sales to Greater Cincinnati and Columbus areas.

happycowsatnewhorizon.com
Strategic tierMinorTypeChannel Partner/ Reseller/ Distributor
Description

Local farmers market location where customers can pre-order and pick up Happy Cows Creamery dairy products.

3The Wellness Lounge
Strategic tierMinorTypeChannel Partner/ Reseller/ Distributor
Description

Wellness-oriented retail location offering pre-order pickup for Happy Cows Creamery products.

happycowsatnewhorizon.com
Strategic tierMinorTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Partnership with local producers who share commitment to quality local foods for bakery items made fresh and jams using local fruit. Supports broader local food ecosystem.

Recent move7 records

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Date, Type, Title, Description, Source

Expansion highlight5 records

Each record includes

Type, Description

Peers10 records
1Farmnivorous
TypeOthers
Description

Online marketplace platform used by Happy Cows Creamery for order processing, payment, and delivery coordination to Greater Cincinnati and Columbus. Comparable as an enabling distribution/technology partner rather than a competitor.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

National organic yogurt and dairy brand with broad retail distribution, sourcing from organic family farms. Comparable on organic/pasture-raised positioning but operates at national scale with conventional retail dominance.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

National farmer-owned cooperative producing organic fluid milk, butter, cheese, and dairy products with broad retail distribution. Comparable on pasture-raised, organic/specialty dairy positioning, but operates at vastly greater scale and broader geographic footprint.

4Wholesome Valley Farm
TypeRegional player
Description

Ohio-based farm and dairy producing raw milk and dairy products for regional consumers via herd share and farm pickup programs. Closely comparable on Ohio geography, raw milk/herd share model, and small-farm DTC positioning.

TypeOthers
Description

Multi-state herd share co-op facilitating raw milk access through ownership-based boarding agreements in jurisdictions where direct raw milk sales are restricted. Comparable on the herd share regulatory model Happy Cows Creamery uses for raw milk distribution.

6Trickling Springs Creamery
TypeDirect peer
Description

Pennsylvania farmstead creamery producing non-homogenized, low-temperature pasteurized fluid milk and dairy products for local and regional distribution. Comparable on processing approach and DTC-focused farm-to-table positioning.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Iowa-based small-farm dairy cooperative producing organic, non-homogenized fluid milk, cream, and yogurt for DTC and regional retail. Comparable on small-farm aggregation model and minimally processed fluid milk focus.

TypeDirect peer
Description

California family-run organic dairy and creamery producing non-homogenized fluid milk, butter, and yogurt with farm-direct and regional retail distribution. Comparable on family-owned model, organic/specialty positioning, and processing approach.

TypeDirect peer
Description

New York-based farmstead dairy producing grass-fed, minimally processed fluid milk, yogurt, and cheese curds sold DTC and through regional retail. Comparable on pasture-raised sourcing, non-homogenized processing, and farm-direct branding.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Small-scale Ohio-based dairy processor specializing in minimally processed, non-homogenized fluid milk sold through DTC and regional retail channels. Closely comparable on geography, processing approach (low-heat pasteurization), and farm-to-consumer positioning.

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Weaknesses5 records

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Key highlights6 records

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Named customers4 records

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Segment3 records

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Ideal customer profile3 records

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Profile, Firmographic size, Sales motion, Sales cycle length, Buying structure, Purchase trigger, Buyer persona, Geography, Industry vertical, Primary use case, Description, Pain points, Evidence proof points, Target buyer

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Happy Cows Creamery at New Horizon Farm

Happy Cows Creamery at New Horizon Farm is a private, second-generation family dairy in Southwest Ohio that processes and sells non-homogenized whole and flavored milk, cheese curds, butter, and beef directly to local consumers via on-farm retail, twice-weekly delivery, farmers market pickup, and a subscription herd share program.

What Happy Cows Creamery at New Horizon Farm does

Happy Cows Creamery at New Horizon Farm is a private, family-run agricultural operation based in New Vienna, Ohio (1103 Hodson Road), operating across approximately 300 acres of hay and grain production and a registered dairy herd comprised of Holstein, Ayrshire, and Jersey cattle. The creamery, which opened on-farm in May 2020, processes milk on-site using low-heat pasteurization and bottles non-homogenized whole and flavored milk in which the cream naturally separates and rises to the top. Core products include fluid milk (whole and flavored), cheese curds, butter, and freezer beef, with ancillary offerings of locally sourced honey, maple syrup, fresh bakery items, and jams from partner producers. The herd also produces registered breeding stock and hay (square and round bales across multiple cuttings) for sale.

The business generates revenue through three primary streams: one-time and recurring dairy product sales via on-farm retail and online ordering, recurring herd share subscription fees (one share at $50 one-time plus $25/month; tiers up to three shares at $150 plus $65/month), and ancillary agricultural product sales. Distribution occurs through the on-farm store, the Farmnivorous online marketplace with home delivery to Greater Cincinnati on Tuesdays and the Columbus area on Thursdays for a flat $6 fee, and two pre-order pickup locations (Union Township Farmers Market and The Wellness Lounge). Operations are handled across three to four generations of the Bickel family — Donald (operator), Howard (father), Todd and Raymond (brothers), Jacqueline (marketing), Carson (calf care), Maggie (deliveries), and Emma (social media) — with no external investors, no subsidiaries, and no parent company identified. The firm serves health-conscious local consumers, herd-share investors seeking legal raw milk access in Ohio, and a smaller segment of 4-H and FFA youth through a cattle leasing program.

Happy Cows Creamery at New Horizon Farm firmographics

Firmographics
Name
Happy Cows Creamery at New Horizon Farm
Legal name
New Horizon Farm and Happy Cows Creamery
Website
https://happycowsatnewhorizon.com
Company type
Private
Founded year
2020
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
1–10 employees
Short description
Happy Cows Creamery at New Horizon Farm is a private, second-generation family dairy in Southwest Ohio that processes and sells non-homogenized whole and flavored milk, cheese curds, butter, and beef directly to local consumers via on-farm retail, twice-weekly delivery, farmers market pickup, and a subscription herd share program.
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akta.pro rank

Happy Cows Creamery at New Horizon Farm industry classification

Industry
Product category
Farm Fresh Dairy
NAICS
Fluid Milk Manufacturing (311511), Dairy Product (except Frozen) Manufacturing (31151), Dairy Cattle and Milk Production (112120)
SIC
Dairy Products (2020), Agricultural Prod-Livestock & Animal Specialties (200)
akta.pro primary industry
Organic & Specialty-Claim Fluid Milk Processing (Organic, A2, Grass-Fed) (AFAHAAAH)
akta.pro secondary industries
Milk Production (Raw Milk) (AFAEACAA), Dairy Farm Direct-to-Consumer Raw Milk Sales (where legal) (AFAEACAN), Butter & Cultured Dairy (Yogurt, Sour Cream, Kefir) Wholesale (AFAIAEAB)

Keywords

  • Fresh dairy products
  • On-farm creamery
  • Artisan dairy processing
  • Herd share program
  • Farm fresh milk

Where Happy Cows Creamery at New Horizon Farm is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
New Vienna
HQ country
United States
HQ region
North America

Offices2 records

Markets served

Happy Cows Creamery at New Horizon Farm business model

Business model
GTM type
B2C
Offering type
Hardware or Manufacturing
Cost components
Supply Chain, Personnel, Operations, Infrastructure, Marketing or Sales

Revenue model

  1. Dairy Product Sales: On-farm retail store and online sales of whole milk, flavored milk, cheese curds, butter, and other dairy products processed on-site
  2. Herd Share Program: Monthly boarding fees from herd share owners who receive weekly dairy products commensurate with their ownership share in the dairy herd
  3. Agricultural Products: Sales of freezer beef, registered cattle, hay, honey, maple syrup, and locally sourced bakery items and jams from partner producers

Pricing tiers

ModelBillingPrice
SubscriptionMonthlySingle Herd Share: $50 one-time + $25/month for 1 gallon/week
SubscriptionMonthlyTwo Herd Shares: $100 one-time + $45/month for 2 gallons/week
SubscriptionMonthlyThree Herd Shares: $150 one-time + $65/month for 3 gallons/week
Unit PricingPay-as-you-goDelivery Fee: $6 per delivery

Go-to-market motion2 records

Distribution channels5 records

Marketing channels5 records

Happy Cows Creamery at New Horizon Farm product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Happy Cows Creamery is an on-farm dairy processing facility at New Horizon Farm that bottles non-homogenized whole and flavored milk using low-heat pasteurization and also produces cheese curds, butter, and freezer beef from a pasture-raised Holstein, Ayrshire, and Jersey herd. It sells directly through an on-farm retail store, online ordering with home delivery to the Greater Cincinnati and Columbus areas, farmers market and partner-location pickups, and a recurring herd share program.

Product overview

Happy Cows Creamery operates as a small second-generation family farm with an on-farm dairy processing facility in Southwest Ohio. The core offering is farm-fresh dairy products including non-homogenized whole milk and flavored milk (processed via low-heat pasteurization), cheese curds, and butter, alongside freezer beef from their pasture-raised cattle. The creamery complements its product lineup with locally sourced goods such as honey and maple syrup, and offers a unique Herd Share Program enabling consumers to purchase ownership shares in the dairy herd. Additional services include the sale of registered breeding cattle (Holstein, Ayrshire, Jersey) and quality hay products. The business operates through an on-farm retail store and online ordering with delivery to the Greater Cincinnati and Columbus areas.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

  • Fresh Whole and Flavored Milk Non-homogenized whole milk and flavored milk processed on the farm via low-heat pasteurization, where cream naturally rises to the top. Produced for local consumers seeking farm-fresh, naturally processed dairy from pasture-raised Holstein, Ayrshire, and Jersey cattle.
  • Cheese Curds Fresh cheese curds produced from the farm's on-site milk supply, available for purchase to local consumers.
  • Butter Butter made from the creamery's farm-fresh milk, available at the on-farm retail store and through online ordering.
  • Freezer Beef Beef cuts and products from the farm's pasture-raised Holstein, Ayrshire, and Jersey cattle, available for purchase at the on-farm retail store.
  • Honey Locally sourced honey available for purchase alongside dairy products at the on-farm retail store.
  • Maple Syrup Locally produced maple syrup sold alongside dairy products at the on-farm retail store.
  • Herd Share Program Ownership-based dairy subscription in which shareholders purchase one or more shares in the dairy herd and pay recurring monthly boarding fees in exchange for weekly raw milk allocations (1 to 3 gallons per week), with plastic jugs included and optional home delivery. Legally structured under Ohio herd share boarding agreements.
  • Registered Heifers and Breeding Bulls Sale of registered Holstein, Ayrshire, and Jersey cattle with documented pedigrees for show animals or herd diversification, targeted at 4-H/FFA participants and other cattle buyers.
  • Quality Hay Dry and high-moisture hay from first, second, and third cuttings, available in square and round bales from the farm's more than 300-acre hay and grain operation, with farm pickup or delivery options.
  • Cattle Leasing for 4-H and FFA Youth Leasing of dairy cattle (heifers and cows) to 4-H and FFA youth members for use in agricultural projects, show animals, and youth development activities in dairy farming.

Companies that use Happy Cows Creamery at New Horizon Farm

Customer profile

Named customers4 records

Segments3 records

Ideal customer profiles3 records

Happy Cows Creamery at New Horizon Farm technology and API

Technology

Technology focussed No

API detail

Has API
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API docs
API detail

Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

Feature1 record

Happy Cows Creamery at New Horizon Farm partnerships and signals

Strategic signal

Partnerships

Four partnerships are on record, tiered core and minor.

  • FarmnivorouscoreChannel Partner/ Reseller/ DistributorOnline marketplace platform used for ordering Happy Cows Creamery products for delivery and pickup. Handles order processing and payment for online sales to Greater Cincinnati and Columbus areas.
  • Union Township Farmers MarketminorChannel Partner/ Reseller/ DistributorLocal farmers market location where customers can pre-order and pick up Happy Cows Creamery dairy products.
  • The Wellness LoungeminorChannel Partner/ Reseller/ DistributorWellness-oriented retail location offering pre-order pickup for Happy Cows Creamery products.
  • Local Food ProducersminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerPartnership with local producers who share commitment to quality local foods for bakery items made fresh and jams using local fruit. Supports broader local food ecosystem.

Scale indicators4 records

Recent moves7 records

Expansion highlights5 records

Happy Cows Creamery at New Horizon Farm competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Others

  • Farmnivorous: Online marketplace platform used by Happy Cows Creamery for order processing, payment, and delivery coordination to Greater Cincinnati and Columbus. Comparable as an enabling distribution/technology partner rather than a competitor.
  • Udder Milk Co-op: Multi-state herd share co-op facilitating raw milk access through ownership-based boarding agreements in jurisdictions where direct raw milk sales are restricted. Comparable on the herd share regulatory model Happy Cows Creamery uses for raw milk distribution.

Broad incumbents

  • Stonyfield Farm: National organic yogurt and dairy brand with broad retail distribution, sourcing from organic family farms. Comparable on organic/pasture-raised positioning but operates at national scale with conventional retail dominance.
  • Organic Valley: National farmer-owned cooperative producing organic fluid milk, butter, cheese, and dairy products with broad retail distribution. Comparable on pasture-raised, organic/specialty dairy positioning, but operates at vastly greater scale and broader geographic footprint.

Regional players

  • Wholesome Valley Farm: Ohio-based farm and dairy producing raw milk and dairy products for regional consumers via herd share and farm pickup programs. Closely comparable on Ohio geography, raw milk/herd share model, and small-farm DTC positioning.

Direct peers

  • Trickling Springs Creamery: Pennsylvania farmstead creamery producing non-homogenized, low-temperature pasteurized fluid milk and dairy products for local and regional distribution. Comparable on processing approach and DTC-focused farm-to-table positioning.
  • Kalona SuperNatural: Iowa-based small-farm dairy cooperative producing organic, non-homogenized fluid milk, cream, and yogurt for DTC and regional retail. Comparable on small-farm aggregation model and minimally processed fluid milk focus.
  • Straus Family Creamery: California family-run organic dairy and creamery producing non-homogenized fluid milk, butter, and yogurt with farm-direct and regional retail distribution. Comparable on family-owned model, organic/specialty positioning, and processing approach.
  • Maple Hill Creamery: New York-based farmstead dairy producing grass-fed, minimally processed fluid milk, yogurt, and cheese curds sold DTC and through regional retail. Comparable on pasture-raised sourcing, non-homogenized processing, and farm-direct branding.
  • Snowville Creamery: Small-scale Ohio-based dairy processor specializing in minimally processed, non-homogenized fluid milk sold through DTC and regional retail channels. Closely comparable on geography, processing approach (low-heat pasteurization), and farm-to-consumer positioning.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat4 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights6 records

Customer concentration

Happy Cows Creamery at New Horizon Farm social profiles

Digital presence

Happy Cows Creamery at New Horizon Farm financial estimates

Financial estimate

Revenue estimate

Valuation estimate

Happy Cows Creamery at New Horizon Farm leadership team

Management profile

Number of profiles

Profiles8 records

Happy Cows Creamery at New Horizon Farm funding detail

Funding detail

Funding overview

Funding rounds1 record

Investors1 record

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Happy Cows Creamery at New Horizon Farm M&A and investment

M&A and investment

M&A

Investments

M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Frequently asked questions about Happy Cows Creamery at New Horizon Farm

What does Happy Cows Creamery at New Horizon Farm do?

Happy Cows Creamery is an on-farm dairy processing facility at New Horizon Farm that bottles non-homogenized whole and flavored milk using low-heat pasteurization and also produces cheese curds, butter, and freezer beef from a pasture-raised Holstein, Ayrshire, and Jersey herd. It sells directly through an on-farm retail store, online ordering with home delivery to the Greater Cincinnati and Columbus areas, farmers market and partner-location pickups, and a recurring herd share program.

Is Happy Cows Creamery at New Horizon Farm a public or private company?

Happy Cows Creamery at New Horizon Farm is a private company. It is classified as family owned and is currently operating.

When was Happy Cows Creamery at New Horizon Farm founded?

Happy Cows Creamery at New Horizon Farm was founded in 2020. It employs 1 to 10 people.

Where is Happy Cows Creamery at New Horizon Farm based?

Happy Cows Creamery at New Horizon Farm is headquartered in New Vienna, United States, in the North America region.

How does Happy Cows Creamery at New Horizon Farm make money?

Three revenue lines are on record. Dairy Product Sales are the primary driver. The others are herd Share Program and agricultural Products.

Who are Happy Cows Creamery at New Horizon Farm's main competitors?

Others on record are Farmnivorous and Udder Milk Co-op. Broad incumbents are Stonyfield Farm and Organic Valley. Wholesome Valley Farm is listed as a regional player. Direct peers are Trickling Springs Creamery, Kalona SuperNatural, Straus Family Creamery, Maple Hill Creamery and Snowville Creamery.

Does Happy Cows Creamery at New Horizon Farm have an API?

No public API is recorded for Happy Cows Creamery at New Horizon Farm.

What industry is Happy Cows Creamery at New Horizon Farm in?

Happy Cows Creamery at New Horizon Farm's product category is Farm Fresh Dairy. Its primary akta.pro industry code is AFAHAAAH, Organic & Specialty-Claim Fluid Milk Processing (Organic, A2, Grass-Fed), with a secondary code of AFAEACAA, Milk Production (Raw Milk). Its NAICS code is 311511 and its SIC code is 2020.

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