Alert from complaints in northern Greece about abnormal yields in goat and sheep milk with an average of 860 kg

The article raises a question about the existence of sheep herds in Greece with remarkably high milk production per animal, averaging 860 kg per season. This level of production is causing wonder and is seen as a significant achievement in the area of domestic genetic improvement of animals, leading to comparisons to the Biblical story of the Wedding at Cana. The article hints at an ongoing effort to verify the authenticity of these figures by the relevant authorities.