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Essay heading: Yak Milk
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Yak milk is, however, considered a natural or “green” product and associated with strong traditional nomadic Tibetan culture.
These issues are independent and must be considered separately as to what alternatives may exist.
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Efforts to crossbreed Yak with higher milk-producing herbivores have been unsuccessful... displayed 300 characters
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Genetic improvements may be possible with increased study. Production might also be boosted with improvements in food storage techniques or grain importation to increase feeding over the winter months when grasses are depleted. Efforts to enhance calf growth in the warm season by timing of fertilization may improve their survivability... displayed next 300 characters
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