Dexter milk vs Jersey milk

[@fernandgamboa2848]

First time that I see one of your videos , I love the way that you explain the different types of milk and their consistency , you project this calm and bright aura around your persona is similar a bright light beacon .

[@shiningourbrightlight6683]

Thank you my friend - for your kind message! Bless you! Love and light Katrine

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[@JesusismyHope11]

I had know idea about that breeding of Jersey cows and I agree with you I don’t want to be apart of animal cruelty just to get more profit. We had actually planned to breed a Jersey with our Dexter also which would help them go back to normal size utters so thankfully we were on the right track without knowing it! Thank you for educating us and for your gentle and peaceful Spirit! God bless you more and more

[@shiningourbrightlight6683]

Oh thank you my friend for your kind words! Bless you and your plans with your cows!

[@TL....]

my grandparents owned a small farm and they hand churned butter from jersey cream the stuff found in stores is absolutely no comparison

[@texassweettea6125]

I got my first Jersey cow❤️ I love her, she is the sweetest.

[@shiningourbrightlight6683]

Congratulations! Bless you and your cow!

[@masterdaveedwards]

loved your video...your authenticity is priceless. I'm thinking of getting a Dexter as we have a small acrage.

[@shiningourbrightlight6683]

Oh bless you dear friend! Thank you for telling me! May you find a beautiful cow! Love and light Katrine

[@annai3826]

This is a very informative video! It popped up on my feed just hours after being on someone’s homestead and they were explaining why they like Dexter cows. I was also excited when you mention you were in Denmark. My great-grandparents were from Esbjerg, Denmark :-)

[@shiningourbrightlight6683]

Oh thank you my friend! I am glad you could use this little video. Bless you and all your plans! Love and light Katrine

[@johndouglass3691]

i agree with you on the cruelty of over bred traits. I raise whippets, and they're phenomenally healthy because their very close to the wild dogs the sighthounds originate from. I don't habe cattle but I'm working toward it. I have a cousin with 200 head and spending time on his farm taught me that I love raising animals

[@shiningourbrightlight6683]

Thank you for sharing this dear John. Bless you and your animals! Love and light Katrine

[@kathrinlarsson4164]

I now! I love homemade "filmjölk". I have also used "creme fraiche" from the shop to sour milk that I collect from a neighbour. Yummie. My husband is not mikling anymore . Sometimes we can collect from our own cows but it´s not in our daily life.Lovely knowledge you share . Thank you dear Katrine.

[@shiningourbrightlight6683]

Oh thank you dear Kathrin! I didn`t know you have cows! Which ones do you have? Bless you sweet sister! Love katrine

[@leelee7731]

Really wonderful

[@noelhoffman2184]

I was a bit torn between Dexter and Jersey cows. This helps so much. Thank you

[@shiningourbrightlight6683]

You`re welcome my friend!

[@fionamatthews1884]

Thank you, Katrine. Good to see you are still getting some lovely cream. Nothing like real creamy milk. With love from Fiona.

[@shiningourbrightlight6683]

Oh yes - the little dexters are doing well - the pure thing straight from the land - praise the Lord! Love and peace to you dear one! Katrine

[@leelee7731]

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[@shiningourbrightlight6683]

Oh thanks my friend! Welcome here!

[@REPS-kb7up]

This is a great channel.

[@shiningourbrightlight6683]

Thank you my friend!

[@robcookson4682]

Love your video, thank you for sharing your knowledge on milk and cream. What I can see you have a nice home.

[@shiningourbrightlight6683]

Thank you my friend! Love and light Katrine

[@robcookson4682]

Do you make cheese? if so can you show us how you make it. I love home made butter, cheese and other things taste better. Have nice day talk soon

[@wolfie1461]

I have a jersey/Angus cross that just calved on Monday. She definitely has a huge udder, but not nearly as big as the typical jersey. It's still huge and we have had to milk her along side her calf because he's not taking enough from her for the relief she needs

[@trevorstolz8580]

Do you have an opinion about miniature jersey cows? I live on 4 acreas in Alberta, Canada. It's illegal to distribute raw milk but I grew up on it. No one in my family EVER got sick. I'm thinking of getting a mini-jersey.

[@fionajane56]

Trevor Stolz .... standard jerseys are not big cows. We have two. They really are sweet cows. Katie our 11 year old wont get in calf so we have been milking her 17 months. She gives 2 gallons a day but when she freshened, before we bought her, gave 5 gallons a day. We put calves on the other cow. They do need company. You would have to feed hay full time to supplement them. 4 acres is not enough. If you could find a Jersey crossed with Angus that might be an option. This lady’s Jersey Cross Dexter would be quite good too.

[@paigebanks7552]

You realize that certain e.coli which is so dangerous, is a new strain that didn't exist "when we were kids". As an American pediatric ICU RN, I've seen devastating effects of raw milk. Being responsible in collection is imperative but remember that young children are susceptible in ways adults are. Just be aware it is not just a benign thing that's restricted for fun.

[@SadraBC]

A mini jersey would be great on 4 acres and no you would not need to hay them the whole year... Also raw milk is fine. Tons of people still drink raw milk every day. Keep everything clean and you will be fine!

[@brt5273]

​@@paigebanks7552 The commenter didn't ask about a lecture on the evils of raw milk.

[@springbreeze71]

Thank you!!

[@laoerrr2865]

Ma'am, your channel is unique and videos offer a beautiful insight into tradtional and nutricious cow's milk. Please, keep it up. Also, I wanted to ask at the end you mention that you are mixing all the genes. I understand you are cross breeding your cows so you get a wider pool of genes, is that correct? How did that turn out to be? Thanks a lot!

[@shiningourbrightlight6683]

Dear Lao thank you for your kind words! Mixing the different breeds is a good idea. You usually get very hardy and healthy animals with a good temper. My cows turned out very different - some big and some small - and with not always a good udder. It can take quite a few attempts to make a cow you are really happy with. I no longer have cows. I now have sheep for meat, wool and milk. Bless you my friend!

[@laoerrr2865]

@@shiningourbrightlight6683 I am incredibly grateful for your reply! Have a wonderful day!

[@shiningourbrightlight6683]

Thank you my friend! You too!

[@timjones1583]

Kathrine you are a gem. I think i will be seeing you at the gathering. God bless you

[@shiningourbrightlight6683]

Oh thank you dear brother! Yes we are all going to meet - soon! See you!

[@timjones1583]

Here in the US we're breeding to restore Jersey's to their normal size. Have you ever tried highland cattle milk? Low volume but very smooth and creamy.

[@shiningourbrightlight6683]

Thanks for your comments my friend! Yes I know highland cattle - I think they are little hard to make really tame. I have made two "Dexseys" now - to have a mix of jersey and dexter. They come out different - one is big one small - but they are lovely and the milk just fine. Bless you! Love and light Katrine

[@KrusinTheSierra]

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[@shiningourbrightlight6683]

Thank you for your kind words! Bless you my friend!

[@KrusinTheSierra]

@@shiningourbrightlight6683 I hope you have an amazing day!

[@peaceandlove5214]

This lady is very beautiful and inspiring

[@shiningourbrightlight6683]

Thank you dear friend! Merry Christmas! love and light Katrine

[@peaceandlove5214]

Merry Christmas and you still beautiful and inspiring hehe

[@joshcarroll1701]

Fantastic information, thanks for sharing!

[@shiningourbrightlight6683]

You`re welcome my friend!

[@jchny00]

I have 2 Jersey. 1 had huge udders before she calved. From the same farm Her sister was mediocre for an udder. Younger heifer gave me a strong Heifer calf, very pleased. Its all in what you want to invest in your herd. I am looking hard at Dexter.

[@terrijuanette486]

I just LOVE full cream yogurt! Mmmmm!!

[@richardlynch-sb1gr]

Do you not REFRIDGERATE the milk after milking ?

[@shiningourbrightlight6683]

Yes I cool it down in a water bath and then refridgerate it

[@richardlynch-sb1gr]

@@shiningourbrightlight6683 ok great video and great attitude for the cows ! 💯 ☘️ 😉

[@richardlynch-sb1gr]

Why do you add EXTRA acidophilis ? 🤔 ☘️

[@shiningourbrightlight6683]

that is to make sure the bacteria dominates the others

[@richardlynch-sb1gr]

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[@ghlscitel6714]

I'm making my yoghurt every day with milk form the local farmer`s cows which has around 3 to 4 % fat. The starter germs (lactophilus and bulgaricus) I bought from an internet shop in South Tirol (North Italy). The taste is better than the supermarket yoghurt. I wonder how my yoghurt tastes with your milk.

[@mariedelozier2530]

Gorgeous stuff!!❤❤❤

[@Moon-fv5sz]

This is great. Thank you for this info.

[@TheKristenGibson]

Do most jerseys have the double A2 gene? Do dexters have the double A2 gene? I'm expanding my homestead to include a cow this spring and I can't decide between a jersey, or a dexter. Great video thanks!

[@shiningourbrightlight6683]

Oh how wonderful! Well I think it is about the same ratio. You can have a bloodtest done on the cow you are thinking of buying - it is not so expensive ...That is a way to find out! Bless you dear one! Love Katrine

[@TheKristenGibson]

Shining our bright light I have two jerseys now Katrine! What ever happened with Inga? So you still have her?

[@leelee7731]

Belfair is the mix Dexter and jersey

[@lorijart]

So interesting Katrine! 🤗

[@shiningourbrightlight6683]

Thank you dear friend! Bless you! Love Katrine

[@keirokeiro1976]

Milk, cream, sour cream, cheese, yogurt, butter....many products from fresh cow milk.

[@DavidGalvanwiz]

How many gallons would you say your dexters cows produce?

[@shiningourbrightlight6683]

A good milker can make 5 litres besides what she gives her calf. That is at her peak. So perhaps she makes 10-12 litres a day at her peak.

[@charmc4152]

This was an informative video. Thank you for taking the time to make it. 🙂 Something I did not understand: Do you leave the milk out at room temperature for a number of days, or are you refrigerating it during the time it sets while you are waiting for the cream to rise to the top? If you leave it out at room temperature, what temperature ranges are you leaving it at, and how long can you safely do that? Thank you! Tak skal du have! 🙂

[@shiningourbrightlight6683]

Thank you my friend! The acidophilus milk takes about 24 hours at warm room temp. and the milk in the glass container is fresh milk that has been in the fridge for 2 days. Bless you!

[@tonnyengert]

That big udder is normal for Jerseys. It depents how it is bred when the mother cow and the breeding bull has it in there genes they give it to there offsprings. We always had jerseys and I grew up with them and that was a normal thing. These days they are bred more with a higher udder

[@richardlynch-sb1gr]

Over Intensification for profit. 😢

[@agriculturewielkopolska3192]

Is it diffrent taste between dexter cheese and jersey cheese?

[@agriculturewielkopolska3192]

Intresting video. Is it diffrents beetwen dexter milk and jersey milk for produce cheese? Greetings from Poland.

[@shiningourbrightlight6683]

Hi there - yes the milk does affect the cheese. But both milks make good cheese. Bless you dear friend! Love and light Katrine

[@agriculturewielkopolska3192]

Is it diffrent taste dexter cheese and jersey cheese?

[@samerbako2358]

Thank you for asking I used to have a cat and chickens but I had to put down my cat because he had sever heart problems and his lungs filled up with fluid so we couldn't save him and I gave away the chickens to a farm because we moved recently to a house with a really small garden so I wasn't able to keep the and in a few months until like may or June we will be hopefully moving to a house with a massive garden and I will start raising chickens again and the only animal that I have now is a dog and i live in the UK

[@shiningourbrightlight6683]

Oh ok thank you for sharing this my friend! Yes you do need some space to keep animals - a dog you can take for walks - that`s different. Bless you dear Samer and your future plans! Love katrine

[@samerbako2358]

Our new world of LOVE thanks

[@samerbako2358]

Our new world of LOVE but next year when u start raising chickens I will start raising ducks as well and hatch a lot of chicks

[@joannabaldwin1787]

Do you not drink kefir anymore?

[@shiningourbrightlight6683]

Not at the moment - I love the taste of clabber - so just go with the wishes of my body. Love to you dear one! katrine

[@agriculturewielkopolska3192]

When we produce cheese in home , are we have to normalize fat and protein? Because i heard about it but i dont know is it in this home produced?

[@simoncrooks7441]

thanks very interesting

[@shiningourbrightlight6683]

You`re welcome my friend! Love and light Katrine

[@pima9082]

I live in Germany and there are only Farmers who keep dexter cattle for meat, not milking. I wanted a small family cow but Iam not shure if I can milk it.

[@suchandradasi]

I like big udders and I cannot lie. :P It's just selective breeding..

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[@sathiskumar7594]

So you are not milking Fiona? Is she bred?

[@shiningourbrightlight6683]

Oh no - Fiona is on the meadow and should be pregnant expecting in April. Bless you dear brother! Love katrine

[@sathiskumar7594]

Our new world of LOVE Thank you Katherine. So they do have shelter in Meadows during night? Or they ll return to the barn? Also why the sheep's aren't bred?

[@shiningourbrightlight6683]

Yes the cows can go into a simple shelter under some trees - this is fine for them - getting out of the wind is important. The sheep and lambs are hard to keep fenced in - they run through - this is not good - for my grazing plan. ....Bless you dear friend! Love katrine

[@odinseye1592]

What about boil milk first..then let it cool down... finally Creme get separate on the top...collect it over time... Boil the collected creme ..you make nice ghee .. that's what indian had been doing for centuries

[@shiningourbrightlight6683]

I like the milk raw - it is full of life - and healing substances. Full fat milk - I love too. But yes - I can let the cream rise and make butter and ghee. i do that sometimes. God bless you dear friend! love and light katrine

[@samerbako2358]

Hi Katrina how are Fiona and Rosie are u still milking them

[@shiningourbrightlight6683]

Hi dear Samer - Yes they are all well - and I am milking them. The grass isn`t growing anymore - so they need hay and some grain to keep producing - but all well thanks for asking. Which animals do you have and where do you live? Bless you my friend! Love katrine

[@Steve-ps6qw]

oh wow, so neat. I don't like freakishly oversized or undersized animals and animal parts....I agree, it is horrible. Hmm, I will have to research more on these two cows....my favorite is the Scottish Highland because it is hairy and looks cool.

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[@shiningourbrightlight6683]

Sorry my friend I have no work available.

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Thanks my sister

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[@maisieliberty1319]

Interesting video, i agree with what you have to say on welfare :D

[@shiningourbrightlight6683]

Oh thank you dear friend! Bless you in every way! Love Katrine

[@johnfarmer1691]

come on katrina make more dairy videos

[@packhongsupernepiergrass2595]

Am from india i have cows care exprience and i want job .

[@louispapadakis9519]

milk from Guernsey Dexter cows

[@manalomamer7703]

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[@milkamustakylytar5204]

i once studied at Finland's agricultural university [south] ; we made a excursion to another region of Finland. there, one farmer said the Truth : "animal breeding is from devil." 📿 B a s i m t a , Katrine . [ Aramaic ; Thank you, when tanking woman. when thanking man at Aramaic, you say: Basima. ] 🕎

[@diablominero]

Pugs are a mistake, as are English Bulldogs, but there's lots of dogs that are wonderful as a result of breeding. Border Collies and Australian Cattle Dogs are full of intelligence and life. American Pit Bull Terriers are powerful and noble. Also, cattle are (in nature) supposed to be huge. The aurochs they were bred from were about twice the size of an Angus cow. Jersey cattle were smaller until recently, but that's because people bred aurochs to be tiny, not because cattle are supposed to be that size.