A goat can produce between 1 to 3 gallons of milk per day, depending on the breed and individual factors. Typically, this translates to about 100 to 250 pounds of cheese per year, depending on the cheese-making process and the milk's fat content. Some breeds, like the Saanen or Nubian, are particularly known for higher milk yields, while others may produce less. Overall, the exact amount of cheese produced can vary widely based on management practices and the goat's health.
A goat can produce up to 16 pounds of mohair each year.
Approximetaly 2.7 billion pounds of cheddar cheese are produced each year.
If it has been in a sealed container in brine it will be fine. I would love some of that.
5,000
A cheese sprayer makes about $77,80 a year
Usually, none. Cows spend the majority of the year out on the fields where, unless somebody has dropped some, no cheese will be found. The main thing which cows will eat whilst out on the fields is grass and perhaps wild flowers. However cows do produce milk, which goes towards the production of cheese, which is what I think the asker of this question is getting confused with.
cheese is not to be played with it could produce mold in your blood stream
7 billipn
The Goat (Sheep).
A goat kid becomes an adult goat when it is a year old.
over 1 million
not much mate.