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Regarding: Unpasturized goat's milk.

I'm confused. I wish to know how to make goat milk cheese without heating it 
to the same temperature which pasturizing requires (165 deg F). Is there a 
way for this cheese to be unpasturized. Thanks.

 
http://www.vitamix.com/household/Health/green_smoothie.asp

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z3xOU2tLl7g
 
 
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I prefer a flail to the brush hog if you're cutting anywhere that has much
around such as critters, humans or windows (car or house).  A flail won't
fling stuff all over the place and a brush hog is known to send chunks of
whatever for many, many feet!

Plus, a flail doesn't care if you have rocky ground, stumps or anything else
that might be in its way.  No blades to keep sharp!

The only negative is the same as with the brush hog, you have to be careful
about hitting rocks and causing sparks.

Lynda
----- Original Message -----

> Who needs a bushhog or sickle bar cutter for the '51 McCormick.
>