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04-03-2009, 14:33

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Ken, so why not get you a milk goat?

Frank, am right sure I rather get kicked by the goat than cow or have them step on my foot either.

Murf, yep on they are told to be happy so they are. At same time they don't know how good or back other cows have it. Maybe we need to develop a happy cow milk test meter?

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My little lady has some pretty severe food allergies, cow's milk and anything made from it is one of them.

She gets both sheep and goat milk cheese. I've had some of it, it tastes pretty good.

Mind you, I haven't found a cheese yet I didn't think was pretty good.

Best of luck.

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Milk goat = ±7 lb/d milk, holstein = ±70 lb/d. The physical effort to milk each at least 2x daily is approximately the same as are the physical resources for a milking parlor (possibly slightly larger for a cow parlor). Assume the feed fed per lb milk produced is a wash (in actuality cows are more efficient converters of feed to milk), you would need significant additional revenue from the goat milk to make it worthwhile to milk goats. If everyone suddenly got into goat milk production you would expect the prices for your milk to plummet as demand was rapidly exceed by supply and goat milk would be a very price inelastic product.

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My little lady has some pretty severe food allergies, cow's milk and anything made from it is one of them. She gets both sheep and goat milk cheese. I've had some of it, it tastes pretty good. Mind you, I haven't found a cheese yet I didn't think was pretty good. Best of luck.

My little lady has some pretty severe food allergies, cow's milk and anything made from it is one of them.

She gets both sheep and goat milk cheese. I've had some of it, it tastes pretty good.

Mind you, I haven't found a cheese yet I didn't think was pretty good.

Best of luck.