May
29
/ 2022
A U.S. farm is struggling to supply rising demand for bottles of their ancient nomadic survival juice - camel milk. But at $12-$16 a pint, consumers pockets are getting humped. Ancient nomadic and pastoral cultures drank camel for milk for thousands of years. Herders sometimes lived only on camel milk for several weeks at a time when the animals were grazing on distant deserts and arid environments. Now, a farm in far-eastern Colorado, eight miles from the Nebraska border, has revitalized interest in this ancient liquid superfood. You Have To Get Personal With Every Camel Using a species of camel well-adapted to arid regions, camel dairy farming is an environmentally friendly alternative to cow dairy farming. Differing nutritionally from cow
