took the camera out to the barn

we do not sell our milk much, we had a lady that was buying it for her eldery dog cause that was all he could keep down for awhile. Mainly it goes to the kids and any calf we are raiseing, if we have extra milk after the calf is off milk we get another calf and feed it to that, then sell the calf when the goats are dried off, this year we have not had to get another calf as we are still feeding the one we have the milk

i am sure there must be something - one of my friends's son couldn't tolerate cow's milk he had to have goats milk - that was 36 years ago = surely there must be some babies like that? advertise on the quiet? for those babies sakes?

surely there must be some babies like that? advertise on the quiet? for those babies sakes?

We have strict laws regarding raw milk where I live. About the only way you can sell it is to form a co op. All your customers has to buy a share in the animals that you're selling the milk from. It would be really risky to sell it any other way. If someone got sick or died from it you'd be in a lot of trouble.
You have to be really careful in this country, everybody is just looking for a way to sue somebody.

nope Tree can not do that to become a grade A dairy is a lot of work and we do not have the space or money to do so.
noend is right there are strick rules and regulations about that

very sorry if i offended you both with my ignorance.

carry on having fun with goats

Tree how would you have known sweetie I am not at all offened at you for your idea's darling