Milk Products Help Keep Famous Beauties Lovely
A nostalgic feature extols milk as a beauty booster for stars like Sophia Loren and Andy Warhol's Violet. It promotes milk skin cleansers, a warm glass before sleep for better rest, and outlines Cleopatra and cucumber face cream recipes using milk, boric acid, witch hazel, cucumber, melon, lard, and heating steps.
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Andy Warhol
Dairy farmers as ecologists long before ecology defined era
Dairy farmers practiced ecology by conserving the environment and syncing with nature. Pasturelands generate oxygen and clean air as metropolitan growth spreads pollution. Cows graze on inedible plants and convert them to milk, while their waste fertilizes pastures, forming a natural life cycle.
Honoring the Dairy Farmer
The dairy farmers of our community contribute to the economy and nutrition. This newspaper and advertisers salute the dairy foods industry with a special dairy section honoring all who play vital roles.
Sundae Best Cake Recipe From Jane Logan Desserts
Royal Sundae Best Dessert uses Jane Logan’s Sundae Best cake recipe with vanilla ice cream inside and out. White cake mix, ice cream, water, and eggs create a rich moist bundt cake baked 325 for 45 55 minutes, then topped with marshmallow frosting and scoops of chocolate or strawberry ice cream.
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Jane Logan
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Fresh Milk Marketing Orders Shape Dairy Supply
Federal milk marketing orders set minimum prices for dairy farmers in defined areas to ensure steady supplies for consumers. Authorized by Congress in 1935 and amended in 1937, the system rose to 83 orders in 1963, then declined to 62 due to mergers, yet covers most major population centers and supplies about three of four quarts Americans drink.
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Congress
Federal milk orders explain dairy market structure
Farmers in 1970 delivered an estimated 65 billion pounds of milk, about 15 billion half-gallons, to milk dealers in federal order markets. Orders are initiated at farmers’ request, become effective with farmer approval, and are administered by the Dairy Division of USDA. They do not fix retail prices, control production, or restrict farmer dealer choices.
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Consumer and Marketing Service
U.S. Department of Agriculture
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