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About Jacob's Ladder Farm
Renewable Resources Land-of-Milk-&-Honey Goat Milk
Milk a goat and make Land of Milk & Honey Ice Cream or Mozzarella Cheese (from cow's milk); learn why goat milk was chosen to symbolize the fertility of the Land of Milk and Honey.
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Milk a goat and make Land of Milk & Honey Ice Cream or Mozzarella Cheese (from cow's milk); learn why goat milk was chosen to symbolize the fertility of the Land of Milk and Honey.