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Undredal Stølsysteri

We are three families running Undredal Stølsysteri together. We make white and brown goat’s cheese from fresh, raw milk from our own goats. The season starts in February and ends in October. White and brown cheese have been produced at the farm in Undredal for as long as we know.

Litlvea Gård

At Litlvea Gård, we have a small-scale craft workshop where we make white cheese, salad cheese and fresh cheese according to traditional recipes.

Strandmo Stølsysteri

At Strandmo Stølsysteri, the cows graze freely in the mountains during the day, and the cheese is only made from unpasteurised milk from the mountain farm.

Strømmen Gård

At the end of the fjord Straumfjorden in Nordreisa, where the current is the strongest, lies Strømmen Gård. We are the third generation to run the farm.

Brubekken Gårdsmeieri

Brubekken gardsmeieri i Angvik foredler melk og kjøtt fra ku og geit. Her produseres brun og kvitost, rømme, smør, pultost og gammelost.

Hitra Gårdsmat

Hitra Gårdsmat is located on a small island outside Hitra called Helgebostadøya, where we produce organic, unpasteurized cheese from cow's milk. Animal welfare is something we have a great focus on, all our animals must be happy.

Eiker Gårdsysteri

Award-winning farm dairy in Eiker, cow's milk cheeses from our co-operative with 3 neighbouring farmers. The farm shop is open every day and cafe by appointment.

Beiarmat

Bak Beiarmat AS står André på geitbruket, Hammern gård, mellom stupbratte fjell i Beiardalen, og Jørgen på «Storhaug gård» ved foten av mektige Tellingen. Vi lager ost- og kjøttprodukter i hovedsak av geit og kje fra egen produksjon, i fantastiske lokaler i det nye kommunale næringsbygget for lokalmat på Trones i Beiarn.

Ostemaker Øverli

The dairy at Øverli Gård (Øverli Farm) is the only farm dairy in Finnmark county, maybe the northernmost in the world.

Olestølen Mikroysteri

Olestølen in Valdres is located at 1,000 meters above sea level. In July and August, visitors can learn about the mountain farm life in close contact with animals and nature - join in stirring the brown cheese while it is cooking in a wood-fired iron pot and taste handmade milk products right from the farm.