Posted by gitrib on March 11, 2012 at 17:32:34 from (108.203.179.59):
In Reply to: Re: Ot: raw milk posted by tedregentin on March 03, 2012 at 19:45:20:
I have taken time to read all of the posts Being 82 years old, Born and raised on a Dairy Farm. Father ran a dairy and delivered milk door to door in the 20s & 30s. My father had one of the first herd in he state to be both free of TB and Brueclous(sp)Later he and I had a Golden Gurnsey Grade A Dairy. As I see it The big differce in milk is the what I call the strech method that processors use If you could buy true whole milk pasturized milk instead of the diluted lower-fat milk. Yes I know it meets government set standard.and the pretty littles misses may put on some weight. I know of at least two young women who are alive today because they could not stand to have fancy formula when they were young. They were put on pasurized Guernsey milk and took off and grew up healthy. Those Old Fawn and white girls have something in there milk that those black and whites do not have. gitrib
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