Deborah,

Here are the WAPF listed farmers for Alabama.

Alabama

• Blountsville: Shallow Creek Farm and Feed, 41 Gip Yates Rd, Terry Sterling, 205-429-3834, shallowcreekfarmandfeed@...@hotmail.com . Free-range chickens and brown eggs, raw cow's milk for pet consumption, homemade lye soap, farm-raised hogs. Beginning to do grass-fed beef; email for details.
• Danville: Connie Childers, 4360 Hwy. 55 W. Phone: (256) 606-1345, Email: gizmo2@... . Fresh Jersey milk, butter, free-range brown eggs. By request: buttermilk, ricotta cheese, cream. In season: pecans and pinkeye peas. Good quality (no hormones) for your pet. Hours 9-2, closed Wednesdays and Sundays. Bring your CLEAN container.
• Elberta: Raw cheese available from Sweet Home Farm.
• Hartselle: Southwind Dairy, Ravenna and Howard Childers, 311 Beard Rd. (256) 773-9076. Fresh Jersey milk, eggs, butter, (ricotta cheese on request). Good quality (no hormones) for your pet. Bring your CLEAN container.
• Salem: Dairy Goats Plus, 29 Lee Road 206, Salem, AL 36874, Diana Sauer (334)297-5054. Email: diana.sauer@... , Website: http://dairygoatsplus.com/. Raw goat milk, goat milk soaps, lotions and creams.
• Semmes: BY A SEA, The Sheikh Family, phone: (251) 645-3764, email: asad_sarah@... . Fresh yard eggs from various breeds of free-ranging chickens. Raw goat's milk for animal and/or craft use. Seasonally, fresh garden vegetables.
• Stapleton: Rosemary Hill Farm, Whitehouse Fork Rd, Shannon Tucker, (251) 937-0773. Raw goat milk for animal consumption, cheese, fresh eggs, and seasonal vegetables. Coming soon: soap, mohair.
• Verbena: Milkin 4 Us, Sherry and Bruce Wells, (205) 280-0792, guppygranny@... . Fresh brown eggs (free ranged), brown egg layer chicks in summer months, Batam Chicks to sit eggs, raw goat milk for animal consumption, offering goat kids for sale (Nubians and Kinders)
  Will offer Cheese, soaps and other products as time allows.
• Wilmer: Sheila Lee, (251) 377-0974, srlgoatfarm@... . Fresh yard eggs, raw goat milk for pets. www.geocities.com/Just_4_Goats

You might also search the Florida group at WAPF site at http://www.realmilk.com/where1.html#al

You could also call the chapter leaders in South Alabama.  See http://www.westonaprice.org/localchapters/index.html#al

By the way, I grew up in Monroeville, AL.

John Langlois
Moderator


Deborah wrote:

I joined the group a few days ago. For a long time our family has
been on a quest to find healthier foods. My oldest son has autism.
At age 4 the doctors gave us very little hope. However, we made
dramatic diet changes, removing gluten and dairy, and now at age 10,
you cannot tell there is anything wrong with my son. What an eye-
opener!

We are a "frail" family. The kids and I are plagued with auto-
immune disorders. However, the more we move away from the standard
diet, the better we all do. We are now learning to raise more of
our own food.

For years I've not allowed my children to have milk since I've
always believed the pasturizing and homogenizing processes make it a
junk food. I would love to find a source for real milk in my area
however. We are in the part of Alabama that is North of Pensacola,
Florida. Does anyone know of anyone who raises dairy goats or even
cows (organically) that has unpasturized milk in the Atmore,
Flomaton, Brewton, Castleberry, etc. area?

Deborah/AL
http://www.deborahs31-13doings.blogspot.com