There is video story online in the Wall Street Journal today about camel milk. Its about a woman who is trying to get camel milk available in the US for the treatment of disease and a farmer in North Carolina who is trying to help her. Looks like its pretty tough to milk a camel. I just don't see camel milk becoming very popular in the US anytime soon for multiple reasons, but check out the interesting video
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July 22, 2009
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