Coming from a dairy background I got to agree with the others. You need to share some of that stuff you have been smoking.
Really though if I were to consider a dairy I would think one of two ways. Very mega size; that is imposiable for most of us; or very small.
If you live in the right state you could start with 2 or 3 cows and sell your milk bottled as fresh raw milk. Problem is you do not live in the right state.
Georgia The state has banned the sale of raw milk for human consumption through its interpretation of the Georgia Dairy Act of 1980 and also through its adoption of the 2003 version of the Pasteurized Milk Ordinance.
The sale of raw milk for animal consumption is legal if the distributor is licensed under the commercial feed laws. The Department of Agriculture currently has several distributors of raw goat milk for pet food under license.
The other option you have is to work at a local dairy. Some older guys will allow you to bring in XX of your own cows. You do all the labor and the owner pays all the bills for all cows. Your pay is the milk check for your cows milk. The only cost you have by doing this is the cows.
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