Raw Milk Farm Mini Documentary - Learn about Raw Milk from a REAL Farmer

[@c4060]

We must support our local farmer to grow real milk. I used to experience lactose intolerance, when I started to buy raw milk last year and I never had any lactose reaction.

[@TheFarmacy]

We have heard many other say the same!! So glad you found real milk.

[@gregcandy8900]

Raw milk is epic, we need more content like this on youtube to promote it!

[@TheFarmacy]

Agreed and thank you for watching!

[@moosa9850]

Such a simple setup and you can see there is a real connection between farmer and animals may the ALMIGHTY bless him and his family

[@Lukaluka228]

I just tasted raw milk for the first time today and I’m never going back!!!

[@TheFarmacy]

Once you've had the real thing, you can't go back!

[@tallcedars2310]

Wait till you taste the cream in coffee, omg!!!!

[@kayden1257]

Had my first glass of raw goat milk today. Most refreshing beverage I think I've ever had. At $32 per gallon, it is incredibly expensive, but I'll gladly pay top dollar for quality milk from well tended to animals. You are what you eat. My food eats good, then I eat good. It's the basic and natural cycle of life. And it's a tragedy we've steered so far from mother nature.

[@JKFARMINGANDCATTELBREEDING]

True I am from India , Gujarat and I am running jersey farm here and I know what this gentleman talking about It's ture raw milk is best and what you give to cow what you get from them We should aware people about raw milk In india small farmers are drinking raw milk from generations So Good content

[@TheFarmacy]

Thanks for watching!!

[@kipholscher1812]

We are in Utah and only recently found a place locally to get healthy, delicious raw milk. The farm in your video reminds me of the farm where we get our milk.

[@Crankinstien]

God bless you sir! Love the raw milk

[@TheFarmacy]

Thank you Marty!! He is a good man.

[@richardrose9943]

I worked on a small dairy when I was 13/14 years old those cows where treated like royalty

[@lokeshsankhe3746]

Keep it up ..🤘🏻 Love and all the best from India 🇮🇳

[@TheFarmacy]

Thanks so much!

[@treysam6125]

I like the story n how real they're... it's beautiful... and the old man does it himself... what challenges me is that I'm way younger.... this is very informative and encouraging n I'm doing way less n I very little to show for it... thanks so very much

[@highroad3580]

Thank you for talking about the realities of big dairy as opposed to small family operations! We milk goats and the raw milk is amazing in flavor and healthy nutrition. Nothing like it and we need to educated people to request changes to the laws for the small provider. The laws now are prohibitive. Farm stores and farmers markets should have access.

[@mr.skeptical3071]

I believe this guy way more than the USDA!!!!!!! I raise both laying hens and meat chickens and I can promise you thier healthier and cleaner than any factory farm animals! You can look at these cows and see how healthy and clean they are!!!

[@JohnT-q2f]

Great dairy farming, love me some rich jersey milk!!❤

[@brianviera9539]

4:36 for some LOL giant cow tongue. Awesome video. Seems like an awesome place. Thanks, respect. Subbed.

[@an67481]

Right!! I had never seen that! Is that normal??

[@jg5755]

@@an67481 Totally normal - they use their tongues to grab the grass as they eat. They'll also lick you if they like you and that tongue is incredibly rough - it feels like they're going to rip your skin off! But it's a bonding behaviour so I grin and bear it and take it as a compliment (whilst thinking "this would be a really good punishment for those who broke the law - 50 lashings with a cow's tongue!").

[@an67481]

@@jg5755 that's cute! But did you check the behavior at 4:36 where she has her tongue wilding into the air, not licking or grabbing for food? There are some other videos mentioning this is a neuro disorder of some kind, maybe from mineral deficiency, etc. Just asking. :)

[@dylannicolosi]

I enjoyed this! Thank you for making it!

[@TheFarmacy]

Thank you so much for watching ❤ glad you enjoyed it!!

[@KathyRuiz-kt9tq]

Y grandpa milked 4 - 7 cows by hand for many years and the milk from his cows was always top grade.

[@JordanMcNamara-qg4il]

Girl when you go to a farm tour you gotta wear BOOTS! :)

[@leahmiller6202]

We love raw milk!! What brand is that baby carrier? I love that it appears to offer head support..

[@TheFarmacy]

That is a Happy Baby carrier (they are an amazing company and have lovely comfy lightweight carriers) It comes up a little higher on him there since he was a bit smaller, so it definitely does offer head support for littles!

[@drknockers5716]

Awesome video

[@fredost1504]

After finding raw dairy near me, why would anyone ever drink commercial dairy? Its absolute crap. Im planning on buying my dairy farm a Christmas gift Im so happy with the milk products I get from them.

[@donwanderley7156]

Because of health risks.

[@jg5755]

@@donwanderley7156 What health risks? I'm in a different country but to be able to sell raw milk your product would need to be tested. I have my own cows and their amazing milk has never made me sick. Cleanliness is key.

[@David-kd5mf]

Great video, thank you for posting it

[@emadalomary8467]

Dear Farmacy, please can you provide me with the address of this farm. I love to visit it very much, Thanks

[@adamadam3718]

I buy fresh Raw milk and boil, it bursts all the time. But in India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Thailand, China does not happened. Instead it reduces in quantity depending upon how long you boil. Over there the cows are pastured raised and grass fed. Your help shall be highly appreciated.

[@donaldmack7213]

Nice farm! Where did you get your milking machines and vacuum pumps?

[@TheFarmacy]

We just asked our farmer and will keep you posted :)

[@dairyfarmmidwest1615]

Nice to watch congratulations

[@TheFarmacy]

Thank you for watching!!

[@mariapullins4698]

SO YOUDO DON'T HAVE TO DO ANY BOILING? ❤

[@TheFarmacy]

Not when it’s from healthy grass fed cows 😊

[@V-Lo78]

God bless him ❤

[@adhikariindia]

My raw milk supplier chills the milk in a bmc(bulk milk cooling) machine..is that a problem??is chilling destroying milk as heating does?

[@jg5755]

No - chilling it is very important and will not destroy the beneficial bacteria that we drink raw milk for.

[@LuisMendezRealtor]

Thank you for this

[@Kinghippi3]

Have anyone have raw milk to kids? And if so at what age? I’m new here

[@TheFarmacy]

In general adding any other milks other than breastmilk or formula is fine after age 1. :)

[@cressiliamcdaniel4287]

I started giving my child raw milk at about 14 months.

[@kaprenawheatman8222]

We buy raw milk from a local farm. All my kids drink it. No problems and it is delicious!

[@davidwilson7021]

We was raised on raw milk and never was sick

[@TheFarmacy]

Amazing to hear!

[@haywoodnilson9980]

i live in mass my little family farm we can't do this in mass

[@TheFarmacy]

That's so sad! Do they allow cow shares or anything of the sort?

[@nancyvaupel9172]

I need raw milk please

[@jennyandryanflorida]

Buttons ❤️💕

[@TheFarmacy]

😍 cutest name ever

[@A1Bokeh]

What happens to the baby cows ?

[@TheFarmacy]

They grow up to be milk cows or sold to other farms to be milk cows once they are of age. Boys would be kept or sold to keep the blood line going too!

[@A1Bokeh]

@@TheFarmacy how soon are they seperated though?

[@jg5755]

@@A1Bokeh He may use older cows as nurse cows but dairy calves are born with so few fat reserves, especially Jerseys, it's actually much healthier for them to be in their own clean, dry barn than outside with the herd. If they have 24/7 access to their mother they can attempt to drink all of her milk, and seeing as dairy cows produce it in excess (2-4 times what a calf needs), this will give the calves scours which causes dehydration and death of not treated promptly. Disease can also be spread through the herd by calves feeding off multiple cows, so overall its healthier for the calves to be separated. Because we have such a long childhood and invest so much in our children we anthropomorphise and think it's the same for animals. It's not and even in my personal milking set-up calves are separated soon after birth and fed by us. I didn't the first time and my first milk cow's calf ripped her teats to shreds with its teeth so had to be weaned much earlier than intended. We only have a small area of land so weaning was a very noisy nightmare!

[@greengratitude5045]

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[@TheFarmacy]

[@שגהש]

Imagine consuming only raw milk products from healthy cows instead of pasteurised milk from less healthy cows in factories, that’s probably a lot healthier. Also their meat, but that’s another story since he doesn’t slaughter them. Personally I drink a lot of milk and eat a lot of yogurt and both tend to give me some stomach discomfort.

[@MNagid]

Elegant and feminine woman still exist, there's still hope for womankind

[@JimHerman-o3q]

12:18 This is totally not true !! Alcohol by products are some of the best feeds available !!! Next to grass ! This guy is painting a bleak picture of a dairy farmer. I agree with parts of it but others is totally no true ! At 9:00 is totally false ! Every farmers milk is tested for dirt. Myself.... I had a check done on my own milk from the tank. I got a small pad back from the creamery... it had a " fly " glued to it. It came from my tank yes......but only after the milk hauler opened the tank to take a sample of the milk ! No sand would ever end up in a truck load of milk.....or it would be rejected on the spot !

[@Babyblues4u]

Bunch of trolls on here

[@jerrylansbury9558]

Im a dairy farmer.......do people realize often a milker claw falls off.....and drops into pure manure........and it is sucked up and go directly into the milker / tank !!!!! This is reality........it happens all the time. There is no such thing as " clean "milk. But.....I still drink the milk I produce. The human body adapts to bacteria. But.....someone thats never had raw milk could end up in the hospital !

[@mr.skeptical3071]

I bet you money this guy would scrap that particular batch if that happened!!!!!!

[@JimHerman-o3q]

@@mr.skeptical3071 No one will ever know ! Throw out a complete tank of milk because of a little manure ???? No chance ! Who would pay them for it ? No one ! Therefore..... yes it is about money ! This video is only a warm fuzzy video....but has very little to do with reality ! Besides... many dairy farmers dont even wash the cows teats before milking them. Why create mastitis by exposing the teats to outside bacteria ? Oh sure.....when people are watching we pretend and make things look proper. But I promise thats not the true story ! Also when a cow takes a pee or poop the manure still splashes up " into " the milker inflations. Thats the pure green stuff ! Cows dont pee and poop when in the stall / barn ? Please ! City folks have no clue !!!!! But still we dairy farmer produce some of the best milk products out there ! Pour the milk through a cloth ? To get the particles out ? At 2:32 Hmm what might those particles be ???? Besides they do make sanitary filters to strain the milk. These dish cloths are not sanitary !

[@IsaacNewton1966]

Unless you personally know someone with cows or own one, whole milk is really expensive. Here in Nebraska it's $7-$12 a gallon. No thanks. Here's an idea. For all you health/dairy advocates; make it affordable, and maybe everyone would get on board.

[@TheFarmacy]

Issac Newton you’re right that the cost of a small family farms milk is more expensive, and many families like ours make sacrifices in our budget in other areas to be able to buy raw milk and local food. Unfortunately, these small farmers don’t get government subsidies like big agriculture farmers do, so the price more accurately reflects the actual costs to farm. Until the subsidies are given to small farmers, the costs will always be higher for them.

[@IsaacNewton1966]

@@TheFarmacy The price is that much because people are willing to pay that much. Farmers are not throwing away milk because they can't get the $10 a gallon out of it. Health nuts have made it seem like it's the only way to go, so people think it's worth it. It cost about $1.65 a gallon to produce a gallon of raw milk. But people are willing to pay for "fresh wholesome" product, and farmers are willing to take the huge profit. Simple.

[@BroChacho88]

Issac Newton bro how did you come up with that number? That may be the dumbest thing I’ve ever heard. Do you know how much a purebred A2-A2 jersey cost? Plus vet care. Infrastructure costs, hay for n the winter, milking equipment and so on. Not to mention the time it takes to properly and ethically care for the animals and the safe handling of the milk. So unless you would have farmers do it for free, your numbers are WAY off. It sounds like you may be part of the problem and not the solution.

[@BroChacho88]

Issac Newton are you talking about this piece?-“I learned that, on average, it costs farmers approximately $18.73 to produce 100 pounds (or about 11.5 gallons) of milk. Yet, farmers were receiving only around $15.21 when they sold this same amount of milk-a LOSS of more than three dollars.” There is no way those numbers are correct for every farmer. ESP if there is a mortgage or lease payment involved that may be what they are spending in extra fees or something, but absolutely no way that’s all of the farms expenses. The point of service is that service is worth what people are willing to pay. That being said, I don’t condone price gouging on any product. But if I can pay a few more bucks a gallon for healthy and nutritious raw milk as opposed to cheaper, disgusting milk from sick and oftentimes mistreated cows, I will. Here in VA, we have to get our milk through a herd share. Meaning we pay a little more because we are actually paying for a portion of the cow. If people can’t afford a 10$ gal of milk I would suggest they buy their own cow and they will quickly see it’s worth every penny.

[@IsaacNewton1966]

​@@BroChacho88 Well said. I appreciate your civility.

[@gkb9088]

Wouldn't touch this raw milk with 10 ft pole. Extremely clean raw milk has 5,000 bacteria/milliliter, god know what this milk is. Hope he has good insurance when he gets sued when people get sick.

[@MarginalFarming]

unusual comment - considering billions of people have been drinking raw products for centuries before pasteurization was discovered or refrigeration was invented

[@TheFarmacy]

@@MarginalFarmingexactly

[@rickymeinen7387]

This guy bs is cracking me up..😂😂

[@TheFarmacy]

I can promise you he know's his stuff! He has been doing this his whole life, and he's not young ;)