Beyer Farms
More than 70 Years of Service
Beyer Farms was started on small farm in Maspeth, Queens in 1913 by Jacob Beyer. He ran a small neighborhood dairy that was eventually taken over by his son Clarence. In 1933, Clarence had incorporated Beyer Farms and started delivering milk with just one truck.
Beyer Farms was started on small farm in Maspeth, Queens in 1913 by Jacob Beyer. He ran a small neighborhood dairy that was eventually taken over by his son Clarence. In 1933, Clarence had incorporated Beyer Farms and started delivering milk with just one truck.
Beyer Farms was started on small farm in Maspeth, Queens in 1913 by Jacob Beyer. He ran a small neighborhood dairy that was eventually taken over by his son Clarence. In 1933, Clarence had incorporated Beyer Farms and started delivering milk with just one truck.
Beyer Farms was started on small farm in Maspeth, Queens in 1913 by Jacob Beyer. He ran a small neighborhood dairy that was eventually taken over by his son Clarence. In 1933, Clarence had incorporated Beyer Farms and started delivering milk with just one truck.
Over the next 44 years, Beyer Farms continued to expand and grow their milk distribution business to 5 delivery trucks, until Clarence's sons, Henry and Michael took over in 1977.
Over the next 44 years, Beyer Farms continued to expand and grow their milk distribution business to 5 delivery trucks, until Clarence's sons, Henry and Michael took over in 1977.
Over the next 44 years, Beyer Farms continued to expand and grow their milk distribution business to 5 delivery trucks, until Clarence's sons, Henry and Michael took over in 1977.
Over the next 44 years, Beyer Farms continued to expand and grow their milk distribution business to 5 delivery trucks, until Clarence's sons, Henry and Michael took over in 1977.
Over the next 44 years, Beyer Farms continued to expand and grow their milk distribution business to 5 delivery trucks, until Clarence's sons, Henry and Michael took over in 1977.
Over the next 26 years, the company continued to grow until they had 35 trucks. In 2003, Beyer Farms acquired the New York distribution of Tuscan Dairy from Dean Foods. Overnight, the company tripled in size to over 120 trucks.
Over the next 26 years, the company continued to grow until they had 35 trucks. In 2003, Beyer Farms acquired the New York distribution of Tuscan Dairy from Dean Foods. Overnight, the company tripled in size to over 120 trucks.
Over the next 26 years, the company continued to grow until they had 35 trucks. In 2003, Beyer Farms acquired the New York distribution of Tuscan Dairy from Dean Foods. Overnight, the company tripled in size to over 120 trucks.
Over the next 26 years, the company continued to grow until they had 35 trucks. In 2003, Beyer Farms acquired the New York distribution of Tuscan Dairy from Dean Foods. Overnight, the company tripled in size to over 120 trucks.
Today, Beyer Farms operates one of the largest privately held dairy distributors in the tri-state area and the country.
Today, Beyer Farms operates one of the largest privately held dairy distributors in the tri-state area and the country.
Today, Beyer Farms operates one of the largest privately held dairy distributors in the tri-state area and the country.
Today, Beyer Farms operates one of the largest privately held dairy distributors in the tri-state area and the country.