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Sample rows

10 of the 723 rows. Emails and phone numbers are masked here; the CSV has them in full.

What the list shows

Wisconsin has the most listings: 117 businesses, 82 of them with an email address. Michigan follows with 62.

No business name is used by 10 or more listings. 712 businesses have a name used only once.

The median Google rating of the 683 rated businesses is 4.8, and 215 have a perfect 5.0.

Of the 506 email addresses, 67 (13%) are role addresses such as info@, 237 (47%) name a person and 202 (40%) are free mail.

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026.

What is in this dairy farm email list?

The CSV has 723 Google Maps listings in the Dairy farm category, counted on 9 November 2026. A row is a farm: a commercial dairy that ships milk, a family herd with a farm store, a creamery on a working farm, or a farm that sells bottled milk directly. One farm with one Maps pin is one row.

506 rows have an email address, one per farm. Phone numbers are on 539 rows, and a website is on 183. Many dairies have a phone and a Maps pin and nothing else online, so the phone column reaches farms that a website search would miss.

Every row carries one category, Dairy farm. The file does not tell milk producers from farm stores.

How can you segment the file?

Open the CSV in a spreadsheet to sort farms, because dairy farms differ in size and in how they sell, and a few columns help you sort them.

The email type column carries the strongest signal. The 506 addresses break into 237 named-person addresses, 67 role addresses such as info@, and 202 on free webmail domains such as Gmail. Dairy is mostly family-owned, so a Gmail address typically belongs to the farmer or a family member who handles the paperwork.

State and city decide which cooperative, processor or dealer serves a farm. Dairy is regional: a farm ships to the plant that collects its milk, and equipment dealers and feed mills serve a radius around their yard. The cities in the file are small towns such as Wendell, Syracuse and Laton, so use state as your first filter.

The business name separates farms from farm stores. Names with Creamery, Farmstead or Dairy Store point to direct sales to consumers. Names with a family surname and Dairy or Farms point to commercial producers.

• Email type: free webmail for family farms, role for larger operations.
• Name: Creamery or Farmstead for direct sales; Farms or Dairy for producers.
• State: Wisconsin, Michigan, Texas, California, Idaho.

Who buys a dairy farm email list?

Dairy farmers buy from a defined supply chain, and its vendors are the main buyers. Milking system and parlor equipment makers sell machines, parts and service. Feed mills and nutrition consultants sell rations. Animal health companies sell vaccines, mastitis products and teat dips.

Herd management software firms and sensor makers sell monitoring tools. Genetics companies and artificial insemination services sell semen and breeding advice. Farm lenders, crop insurers and farm accountants, bedding suppliers, and manufacturers of manure handling and biogas equipment also look for dairies. Milk processors and cooperatives use lists to find producers outside their current routes.

How do you run outreach to dairy farms?

A dairy farmer starts milking before sunrise and again in the afternoon, so mail is read at midday or late in the evening. A message should be short, plain and about something that affects the herd or the milk check. Avoid marketing language. Farmers respond to a straight statement of what the product is, what it costs per cow or per month, and who else in the area uses it.

With 237 named addresses and 202 on free webmail, most of the file reaches the farmer or a family member. Write one to one, use the farmer's name where the address shows it, and mention the farm's state or region in the first sentence. A message about winter feed costs in Wisconsin differs from one about heat stress in Texas or Idaho.

Only 183 rows have a website, so the phone column is a real second channel. A short email followed by a call in the same week suits a trade that does business by phone and in person.

For the 67 role addresses, which belong to larger operations, ask for the herd manager or the owner.

What email rules apply when you contact dairy farms?

CAN-SPAM asks for two things in a commercial email to a farm: your company's valid physical postal address, and a working opt-out that you honor. If a farmer asks to be left alone, remove that farm from all later sends.

Which states and cities should you start with?

Wisconsin has the most dairy farm listings, 117, with 82 emails. Michigan has 62 listings and 43 emails, Texas 60 and 42, California 49 and 34, Ohio 34 and 24, Minnesota 33 and 23, Idaho 32 and 22, Washington 25 and 18, and Kansas and Pennsylvania 21 each with 15 emails.

City counts are low because farms sit in rural places. Wendell in Idaho has 9 listings and Syracuse in Kansas 8. Laton in California has 6, Middleton in Michigan 5, and Stanfield, Stevinson, Bakersfield, Pixley, Gill and Mayo have 4 each.

A seller with a regional route can start in Wisconsin and Michigan, then follow with Texas and California.

What is in the list

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026. Counted 9 November 2026.

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