About 30 years ago Newsweek did a big article on milk.

A friend of mine who grew up in Wisconsin & drank close to 2 gallons of milk a week read that article and stopped drinking milk for years!

From a child I never liked the taste of milk & never drank a glass to save my life!
I've always had strong bones & strong teeth.
Didn't drink milk during my pregnancy & my son has very strong bones and great teeth.

I grew up on a ranch. My grandparents always had a milk cow. They were post depression, lived & shared a sustainable life that generations know nothing about.
Now becoming popular!

Most people don't know that in order to milk a cow, the cow must first be impregnated & give birth. The cow then makes milk for her calf.
Not just any type of cow is a "dairy" cow.
Typically its Jersey's, Guernseys, etc
Am sure high volume dairy farms use artificial ways to go thru this process.
And, am wondering what those high volume dairies do with all the calves? Veal a