Does Iceland Need New Cows To Keep Up With Demand For Skyr?
By Anne Bramley
It’s no longer a secret that Iceland makes a delicious yogurt-like dairy product called skyr. The trouble is, Iceland’s dairy cows don’t produce much milk. Farmers are wondering what to do.
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