We milked our first goat six months ago and got about 4 ounces a day. Today, we needed two large mason jars to contain it all. For those who know the triumph, I don’t need to say anything else. I have no experience with farm animals other than my 32 year old horse. I had merely looked at goats before 2023. When we moved to Florida there were 2 goats on the property so I decided, why not? I’ll just figure it out. The art and joy of “just figuring it out” are nearly lost on us in this technocratic world, but I challenge you to find something that intrigues you, that produces something tangible, and go for it. Making bread. Sewing. Woodworking. Raising chickens. Mountain climbing. Painting. Just figure it out. I promise it’ll be worth it. And if you’ve already done this - let me know in the comments the most “random” trade you’ve conquered with no prior experience. I’m off to have a cold glass of raw milk! 🥛
Our goats just love getting stuck! Also, what would you do about this BIG question we have?! This video was filmed before Heidi had her last set of kids (the live birth we watched) but we have the same question today.
COD LIVER/BUTTER OIL (Promo code "Alison" for 10% off):
https://www.greenpasture.org/
ALISON'S WINE CLUB:
http://alisonwinepromo.com
The media often reports that "doctors say" or "experts say" you shouldn't consume raw milk, and that it has no nutritional benefits compared to pasteurized milk. This is false. Dr. Leland Stillman describes the benefits of drinking raw milk.
COD LIVER/BUTTER OIL (Promo code "Alison" for 10% off):
https://www.greenpasture.org/
ALISON'S WINE CLUB:
http://alisonwinepromo.com/
