Alaska Range milk is high-end stuff — it comes in gallon jugs or half-gallon glass bottles that cost between $5 and $8, depending on where they are sold, with a $3 bottle deposit.

The Alaska Milk Run has brought supplies to isolated Alaskan towns and cities since the 1930s and is open for any who wish to fly it today. Here's how to book.

Erica Lujan rings up an order including Alaska Range Dairy milk on Dec. 15 at Blue Market in Anchorage. (Loren Holmes / ADN) PALMER — Scott Plagerman, the owner and operator of the state’s ...

Alaska’s raw milk regulations do allow so-called “cow sharing” agreements. And during the recent 2021 session the Alaska Legislature opted to give “cow sharing” agreements the force of law.