Maine: Goat’s Milk Resources

Saturday, January 2, 2010

Are you looking for a supplier of goat’s milk or cheese in Maine? Look no further. The Maine Cheese Guild provides a listing of producers of cow and goat milk and cheese as well as articles pertaining to guild members and the industry. Even if you’re not in Maine, it’s worth a look because some of the members also offer their products online.

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