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Fractional Farming
Organic Certified
5th Generation
Raising

BoerBert Organic Dairy Farm – Kamerik

Kamerik, Utrecht
BoerBert Organic Dairy Farm – Kamerik — image 1
About this campaign

BoerBert has farmed the Kamerik polder since 1885 and switched to fully organic production in 2003. Jaco and Liesbeth de Groot took over in 2021 as the fifth generation, running 280 organic dairy cows across more than 250 hectares of unfertilised grassland, alongside free-range chickens and a flock of sheep that graze the ditch banks. It is not a single-product operation: a dedicated cheesemaker turns out roughly 100 kg of cheese every two weeks, with goat dairy, pork, honey, and craft beer coming from a network of named neighbouring makers. Backers receive a defined share of the farm's real produce, can fill their own bottles at the raw-milk tap in the farm shop, and are welcome to meet the team or stay overnight in one of two hay-barn cottages. The farm has held SKAL organic certification continuously since 2008 and delivers its milk through the EKO-Holland cooperative.

Ownership benefits
  • Share of fresh organic milk
  • Farm-made cheese allocation
  • Free-range egg share
  • On-farm pickup or local delivery
  • Open farm visits included
What one share gives you
6 liters of raw milkper week · 312 liters of raw milk over a full year
Pasture-raised qualityGrass-fed
  • Omega-6:3 balancetop 10%
  • CLAtop 12%
  • Omega-3top 15%

Typical for pasture-raised organic dairy — illustrative, not from the Bionutrient dataset.

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What could affect your share

Backing a farm is a real-world commitment. Here's what the farmer has flagged could affect this campaign.

  • Animal health
  • Weather & drought
  • Rising input costs
  • Milk price swings at the dairy co-op
  • Bird-flu housing orders for the herd
Managed by
BoerBert VOF (Familie de Groot)Verified providerSend an enquiry
Where this farm is

Mijzijde, Kamerik, Utrecht

Backer reviews
4.7(3 reviews)
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VincentVincentUtrecht
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The milk tastes like the meadow smells

I pick up six litres every Saturday morning on the way back from the market. The raw milk is thick and genuinely yellow from the grass, nothing like what I was buying at the supermarket. Jaco showed me around the barn on my first visit and I left knowing the names of three cows. Twelve fractions felt like a big commitment in March; by June it felt like the most obvious thing I had ever spent money on.

12 fractions owned · 0.3% of campaign3 weeks ago
MariaMariaUtrecht
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Saturday mornings sorted for the year

I cycle out from Utrecht most Saturdays to fill my bottles at the farm tap. The team always know who you are when you arrive, which sounds small but makes a real difference. The cheese is a bonus I did not expect — a wedge of the aged Gouda-style every couple of months has become something my whole household plans around.

5 fractions owned · 0.1% of campaign1 month ago
AnneliesAnneliesUtrecht
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Exactly what it says on the label

Three fractions in and I have more milk than I can drink alone, which has turned me into an accidental yoghurt maker. The farm reporting is good — a short update each season with actual numbers, not vague reassurances. My only mild frustration is the pickup window on weekdays is tight if you work office hours, but the Saturday tap is always open.

6 fractions owned · 0.2% of campaign6 weeks ago

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