Got a cheese making kit, but not using it til I get raw dairy or what is the point.....

Yuppers! Me too! We have a farm set up in Alabama, but haven't officially moved there cause still trying to sell house in Florida. But I am moving there in a couple weeks to start getting it functional and, God's Plan, my hubby can move up within a few months. We've been seeking this for 5 years.

Yep. It is crazy how hard it is to get.....says get two one for six months then the other and companion animal to the other one.....would love a milk cow but easier also to fence for a goat, less overall, to do that. They got sweet grass dairy aroundish here but it is like an hour away. TRYING to tell these local places look man get raw dairy, you will make cray money, ie fiat. AND serve a higher purpose for humanity.

I'll have to double check cause it's been awhile since I researched this, but I think the female has to birth a kid before they can produce milk. That is why many ppl end up with LOTS of goats. 🐐 If you rescue or get a mom goat then you are ahead of the time line of getting milk. And yes, they need companionship cause they are herd animals.