As of right now (July 2025) the sale of raw cow, goat, or sheep milk specifically for human consumption is illegal, according ...

Wakatomika Homestead has been offering farm-to-table courses for about two years. A schedule of classes can be found on its ...

A Springfield dairy farm is one of a dozen or so farms in the state producing raw milk. We look into the recent trend and if ...

Raw milk, also known as unpasteurized milk, comes directly from animals, such as cows, goats, and sheep. Raw milk has not undergone pasteurization. This is a process that involves heating the milk ...

People often look for home remedies to treat dengue fever at home. Goat milk is one such option that people drink to increase platelets. Check out if it is a myth or a fact!

Yes, goat milk is generally safe to drink, especially when it’s pasteurised. Pasteurisation is a process that heats milk to kill potentially harmful bacteria, making it suitable for regular ...

She bought a goat and gave her baby raw goat's milk," reads a screenshot of a tweet shared in a Facebook post May 5."There's a baby formula shortage? Buy a goat! It's far healthier than baby formula." ...

Some people already consume raw milk by purchasing it as pet feed or by traveling to states where it’s legal. “It’s like the raw milk underground,” said a bill sponsor.

A majority of U.S. adults (56%) knows that drinking raw milk from cows, sheep, or goats is less safe than drinking pasteurized milk.

In covert gatherings across California, raw goat or cow milk is mixed with cane alcohol and sugars to make pajaretes. The drink is an early-morning tradition from western Mexico.

A pajarete is an underground drinking practice from Jalisco, Mexico, with roots in rancho culture. The hard-to-find drink involves raw goat’s milk spiked with hard alcohol and sugars.