Imitation Milks and Real Milk Compared
An explainer contrasts filled milks and imitation milks with real dairy. It defines filled milk as butterfat removed with vegetable oil substitutes and notes imitation milk relies on coconut oil water sugar and plant proteins. The AMA warns such products may be nutritionally inadequate for infants and children and should not replace milk. The piece also includes a political call to civic leadership by Boyd C Gartley.
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What Do Farmers Do With Their Money
A summary of farm expenditures shows dedicated spending on weed and insect control chemicals totaling 14 billion dollars. Additional major outlays include 5 billion for new buildings 15 billion for fuel and lubricants 1 billion for tractors 2 billion for implements and equipment 18 billion for fertilizer and 85 billion for livestock and poultry feed. Farmers also purchase clothing furniture appliances and grocery items in local stores.
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