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Annika
True Blue Farmgirl

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Annika

USA
5602 Posts

Posted - Sep 22 2015 :  2:47:26 PM  Show Profile
Hey sisters! I'm putting out a call for suggestions on books for my farm library. I need books on raising, breeding and keeping dairy cattle, pasture management, home dairy businesses, cheese making and other assorted similar topics.
Thanks!

Carol
Moderator/MaryJane's Design Diva

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Carol
Moscow Idaho
USA
452 Posts

Posted - Sep 22 2015 :  4:06:35 PM  Show Profile
Hi there, Annika!
You're in luck, because you can find all those things - and more - in MaryJane's latest book, Milk Cow Kitchen. It's jam-packed with practical advice about everything you'd ever need to know about owning a dairy cow, including milking, vet care, and breeding. Then, MaryJane gives you 75 farmstyle recipes using dairy products and a complete how-to section about making all kinds of cheese. And it's made right here in your hometown!

It's getting rave reviews:
"Eye candy extraordinaire! But, there’s more to it than that. This is the first book I’ve found that really tells you HOW to “have a cow” without having a full-fledged farm ... and there are oodles of recipes, including 15 cheese recipes that I’m dying to try—even before I bring home a cow!"

You can order an autographed copy right from our website:
http://shop.maryjanesfarm.org/Milk-Cow-Kitchen

You'll also find lots of good resources on MaryJane's Heritage Jersey Organization chatroom, where milk cow owners chit-chat daily: https://heritagejersey.org/chatroom/





"Life should not be a journey to the grave with the intention of arriving safely in an attractive and well-preserved body, but rather to skid in sideways, chocolate in one hand, red wine in the other, body thoroughly used up, totally worn out, and screaming 'WOO HOO, what a ride!'"
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Annika
True Blue Farmgirl

5602 Posts

Annika

USA
5602 Posts

Posted - Sep 22 2015 :  5:04:06 PM  Show Profile
Carol, now I have a #1 wish on my Christmas list :) I've been away so long, that I didn't even know that there was a Heritage Jersey board. Thank you!

EDIT: Update
Well, the Heritage Jersey forum looks so enticing that I've registered to join. Thanks again. I hadn't had much time to look at it until now.

Edited by - Annika on Sep 28 2015 12:30:56 PM
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nndairy
True Blue Farmgirl

3140 Posts

Heather
Wapakoneta Ohio
USA
3140 Posts

Posted - Sep 26 2015 :  7:34:30 PM  Show Profile
Annika,
Nice to see you back on the farm!!! I also suggest you get a copy of Mary Jane's book - it's wonderful. Another great place to find all kinds of informative books is Acres. They have a magazine you can subscribe to, but they also have a bunch of books. I always have a few on my wish list. I'm sending you an e-mail too.

~Heather
Farmgirl Sister #4701
September 2014 Farmgirl of the Month
http://nndairy.blogspot.com/

"The purpose of life is to enjoy every moment" - Yogi teabag
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Annika
True Blue Farmgirl

5602 Posts

Annika

USA
5602 Posts

Posted - Sep 28 2015 :  10:20:51 AM  Show Profile
Thank you Heather =) I've got Mary Jane's Book. It's lovely and one of my all time favorites. Thank you also for the info on Acres; I am a serious info sponge and love reading just about everything.
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misspittypat
True Blue Farmgirl

102 Posts

lila
osceola mo
USA
102 Posts

Posted - Oct 30 2015 :  1:06:35 PM  Show Profile
one of the best books I read about dairy cattle was by Juliette DeBairacli Levy. A very interesting lady and she used herbs for a great deal of her medical care of cattle and her Afghan dogs.

Lila
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cheryl keyes
True Blue Farmgirl

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cheryl
millinocket maine
USA
468 Posts

Posted - Nov 01 2015 :  09:09:23 AM  Show Profile
Hi Annika, I have an autographed book by Joann s Grohman called Keeping A Family Cow. I do not have cows but saw this book at an estate sale and picked it up. I also have a brown bag cookie art clay cookie mold of a cow.. I am selling the pair for 15.00 plus shipping if you are interested. They are both in like new condition. thanks cheryl

http://plumkrazy.etsy.com
http://plumkrazyvintage.blogspot.com
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