I was able to find a farm nearby me that has A2 Jersey cows. I had a nice conversation with the farmer's wife and I think I'm going to get started with a couple of shares. I'm so excited! I was also able to find a few farms close by that have goat shares and even camel shares! Raw camel milk sounds interesting.

And check the size of that gallon is pretty much the same size of any $ 4.50 gallons of regular milk from the regular supermarket.

I'm in Florida, can you please tell me where you get your raw milk? Thank you!

Lmao I just started getting into drinking raw milk and everything had a “for pet consumption only” label and I was so scared and confused. We are so brainwashed that this is unhealthy that I’m still scared to drink it.

I live in Florida and saw raw milk being sold at my local Whole Foods bow

As a fellow Albertan, I was wondering if you found anything. I found raw goat milk at pet land but it was super sour for some reason.

The more people demand grass-fed milk, the most competition, the lower the prices (ignoring inflation).

buy in bulk . freeze it all except what you use rate away ... just dont freeze a full container ... save old milk containers that plastic fill half full.

@@cowpoke02 don’t freeze it! You’ll kill the beneficial bacteria for god sake

Ohio!

@@LaurenMattice thank you Sir ! How much time the raw milk can be preserved !

For something to be labeled organic the animal has to eat organic feed

Organic, grass fed is great but the pasturization process destroys all the nutritional value. Best milk is raw organic milk from pasture-raised A2/A2 cattle.

Not sure 🤔

Per USDA, Freezing to 0 °F inactivates any microbes, bacteria, yeasts and molds present in food. Once thawed, however, these microbes can again become active, multiplying under the right conditions to levels that can lead to foodborne illness. Since they will then grow at about the same rate as microorganisms on fresh food, you must handle thawed items as you would any perishable food.

RealMilk.com is a site that has a “Raw Milk Finder” that can tell you where to buy it in your state.

My favorite creamery in the Midwest is Traders Point Creamery. We recommend finding grass fed, organic. Normally Whole Foods does a good job at finding quality local creameries.

@@quantitativediseasing9988 where is this farm you buy from ?

Most grass fed cows are supplemented with dried hay in winter which has a cost.

You boil it??? OMG

@@dontfudgewithme not really you still get far better milk then factory grass fed milk

Never heat

Tzara86 ur right I love breast milk mixed with semen..

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Tzara86 your then stealing it from human babies but I guess they don't matter do they? But seriously some females offer up their spare milk and sell it, some places sell breast milk ice creams and others sell to females that can't breast feed. If done right cows produce way more than one or two calves can possibly drink.

Erin May the vast majority of calves are not kept with Mom to nurse. Human breast milk should be our normal.

Tzara86 that is factory farmed animals not the vast majority of small farms. Small farms normally keep the offspring with the mother.