I'm going to assume you mean for use by humans. Goat. Goat milk is the milk that is closest to human milk. I've read that after 5 years of age humans don't need milk any longer because our bodies don't process it properly. We are to get our calcium needs from greens, like spinach and broccoli. read more
I'm going to assume you mean for use by humans. Goat. Goat milk is the milk that is closest to human milk. I’ve read that after 5 years of age humans don't need milk any longer because our bodies don't process it properly. read more
And today, while reading up on difference between goat and cow milk, I stumbled on a nice article on camel and buffalo milk. Go read the article, as it has a nice cultural discussion of the different milks. I’ve also reproduced below a really great table she had comparing different milks (no sheep, though). read more
Goat milk. Goat milk is a bit higher in fats: calories, fat and saturated fat. But it has less sugar by one gram than cow’s milk. Goat milk also contains more calcium, magnesium, potassium, vitamin C, protein, vitamin A and vitamin D. Goat milk powder can be purchased to mix your own goat milk at home. read more