Juba Farms is based out of Kansas City. They launched in November 2023, the project quickly grew due to the high demand for this superfood.

The name Juba Farms pays homage to the Juba River, which extends 680 miles through Somalia. The river kept their camels back home healthy and strong.

Ahmed and Abdiasis grew up hearing about the incredible benefits of camel milk from their parents, elders, and community members. Originally from Somalia, they knew that camel milk was more than just a drink—it was a tradition ingrained in their culture. Motivated by their heritage, they began researching camel milk and quickly found peer-reviewed studies that documented the benefits their family had always cherished.

Eager to bring camel milk to their family in the U.S., they discovered a large farm in Missouri that raised camels. They reached out to the farmer with the goal of trying fresh camel milk and bringing some home to our family. When they arrived, they met an incredible farmer who was kind and generous with his experience and knowledge. His passion for camel farming was apparent, and his face lit up whenever he explained the milking process. They continued visiting the farm, learning more about camel farming each time.

Eventually, they established a partnership with the farmer to make camel milk more accessible across the U.S. They soon branched out to a second farm based in Colorado, aiming to provide camel milk to families nationwide. They guarantee that any milk ordered from them will arrive cold at the best prices in the U.S.