a2 milk

Blaithin

Member
Livestock Farmer
Location
Alberta
I've never had mine tested. Thought about it just to see how the theory that beef cattle are predominantly A2 stands up but the lab isn't cheap for that here yet. Seems to be a fad really taking off in America though. Lots of family cow people are really going for it.

I have guts of steal that don't care what the heck I put in there so I've never had an issue with any dairy, be it A1, A2, raw, pasteurized, homogenized, etc.
 

Farmer Roy

Member
Arable Farmer
Location
NSW, Newstralya
A2 milk has been promoted / common on supermarket shelves here for a long time

that's the extent of my knowledge . . .
the cynic in my says its a clever marketing ploy by the dairies, in an age of $1 litre supermarket milk they need every advantage they can get
 

Agrispeed

Member
Location
Cornwall
Haven't tested any cows and I'm not planning on selling any, The bulls I use are A2A2. Most coloured cows seem to be, Holsteins seem to be mostly A1. I believe Guernseys and Ayrshires are the breeds with the highest proportion of A2.
 
Large number of a2a2 bulls advertised in NZ semen catalogues now. a2 milk still has a large premium, but for how long?
There must be a lot of herds that are now largely a2 at least, so once it becomes widespread I see the premium disappearing along with share values in a2 Milk, albeit a rock star in share values recently.
 

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