Look at all the wonderful benefits of goat’s milk
(Homesteading.news) When it comes to producing milk most people immediately think of a dairy cow, and while raw milk from this source is certainly nutritious, dairy cows require considerable space and consume quite a bit of feed. Fortunately there is a viable option to the dairy cow: Goats, whose milk is equally nutritious and which Read More
The Homestead Wife Makes Turmeric Milk (Video)
I was tired and sore in this video! But that’s sometimes just what homesteading is like. And turmeric milk helps. This video features the song “Turning Clouds Into Mountains” by Mr. and Mrs. Smith. http://mrandmrssmithhollis.com/ TURMERIC MILK: Quickest way: To a cup of warm milk, add a teaspoon of turmeric powder and a generous shaking Read More
6 foods to skip over at the supermarket
It’s not that hard to believe that a lot of the foods sold in grocery stores today are far from being healthy. Yet, we still continue to eat the very foods that manufacturers, doctors and even our president are bent on avoiding at all costs. It’s actually quite ironic, really, that these big businesses won’t Read More
Warning: Pesticide found in milk could possibly cause Parkinson’s disease
In a study recently published in Neurology, it was found that a certain pesticide used in the 1980s could possibly cause Parkinson’s disease. What’s even more alarming is the fact that the said pesticide, heptachlor epoxide, is also found in milk. The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) stated that long-term exposure to heptachlor epoxide can have hazardous Read More
Milk: The world’s most overrated food
For a long time, the propaganda of the dairy industry was hammered into our heads: Better drink your milk or you won’t have strong bones! However, new research suggests the opposite, arguing that we’re actually better off consuming less dairy. Those that have mustered up enough strength to quit dairy always emerge with magical tales, Read More
Hungary plans to produce GMO-free milk, eggs and meat
Hungary’s Ministry of Agriculture believes that keeping Hungarian agriculture GMO-free is a matter of “extremely high strategic importance.” In fact, Hungary’s Constitution states that: Hungary shall promote the effective application of the right referred to in Paragraph (1) by an agriculture free of genetically modified organisms, by ensuring access to healthy food and drinking water, Read More
