The phrase 'milk source' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the source of milk - where milk comes from. For example, 'dairy farmers are an important milk source'.
We've seen clues like "Ram's mate" and the most frequent "Milk source", but I love the wordplay of Mike Nothnagel's clue.
In conclusion, use of the AMF after separation varied, but providing an additional milk source reduced nutritional dependency on the dam, improving calf performance at weaning and separation.
They were on racks in a fridge with a glass door, displayed with great symmetry and with their frog-tape labels facing out, denoting milk source, date, and curdling agent.
I usually make a cheese or two a week". They were on racks in a fridge with a glass door, displayed with great symmetry and with their frog-tape labels facing out, denoting milk source, date, and curdling agent.
Rather, cheese makers in each locality made a cheese that, when ripened under specific conditions of air temperature and humidity, mold, and milk source, acquired certain characteristics of its own.
These data suggest that the geographical location of the milk source has an effect on the flavor of Cheddar cheese, but that the practices of milk commingling and heat treatment likely reduce the effect of geographical location, particularly as cheese ages.
The area defined by the ordinance with respect to milk sources encompasses practically all of Dane County and includes some 500 farms which supply milk for Madison.
Currently, the natural foods grocer offers Haystack Mountain Goat Cheese, made with milk sourced from a farm run by inmates in Colorado, and tilapia raised by another group of Colorado prisoners.
Casein201 is one of the human milk sourced peptides that differed significantly in preterm and full-term mothers.
In this study, 27 strains of Lactic acid bacteria (LAB) were isolated and identified from different milk sources.
The model provision imposes no geographical limitation on location of milk sources and processing plants but excludes from the municipality milk not produced and pasteurized conformably to standards as high as those enforced by the receiving city.
