I know this is a subject of much debate. there are laws, agencies and health to be considered. what is your prefrence and what is your basis ..read more

Interesting article about the the different kinds of rennet available. And for those that buy store bought cheese, an organic label might not mean nonGMO. https://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2024/03/04/gmo-cheese.aspx STORY AT-A-GLANCE Traditionally, cheese was made with just four ingredients: milk, salt, starter culture and animal rennet Rennet is used as a clotting agent to curdle the milk... Meet the different kinds of rennet to better know your cheese ..read more

I lost my Kefir grains during my 4 foot surgeries...then I got more but lost them due to an extended trip to my daughters....I wish I had frozen them. Can anyone help? Thank you, Romy ..read more

Got one? Post it here, I can help you! If not, I have several other people I know who will probably know! Know someone who knows someone who knows something about separators? I'd like to hear! Good day all, Ted ..read more

I've gotten several cases of evaportated milk at a very good price lately; and am wondering if anyone has made yogurt from evaporated milk? If so, did you dilute the milk first, or leave it full strength? Thanks for any assistance ..read more

The production of casein, a vital component in various industries, demands meticulous processes and advanced technology. Food and biotech company are stepping into this domain, introducing cutting-edge Casein Plant that revolutionize the extraction and processing of this valuable protein. Let's delve into the prowess of one such leading company in the field. Introducing the Innovators At the forefront of food and... Unveiling the Innovation of Casein Plant Manufacturing ..read more

I have some bovine milk and some goat milk, but not enough of one or the other to make a full batch of cheese (undecided if I want to make mozz, cheddar, or parm). What would happen if I mixed the different milks together ..read more

How can complete beginners make butter, buttermilk for drinking, cooking & baking and cream for drinking and for cold/hot breakfast cereal ..read more

Out of curiosity, How do you make butter chips using homemade butter for parties, holidays and special occasions ..read more

I'd like to start feeding root crops to milk cows. I find tons or articles about growing root crops for this purpose. Nearly everything says to chop or grind up the roots. The frustrating part is they don't say how! I've been doing searches for what device to make or buy to accomplish this and I can't find anything except references to a tub grinder. When I search for tub grinder I keep getting stuff about grinding tree stumps Anyone do this and can point me in the right direction? I... Feeding roots ..read more