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Lancaster Farming

Location

Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1969

Page

17

Doctor in the Kitchen

Dr Laurence M Hursh, medical consultant for the National Dairy Council, discusses nutrition and dairy’s role in everyday meals. He explains practical tips for incorporating milk, cheese, and yogurt into balanced diets and highlights calcium benefits for bone health.

Laurence M. Hursh, M.D National Dairy Council

The Long History of Cheese and Its Modern Craft

A concise retrospective from National Dairy Council notes cheese origins from ancient times and Caesar's tables to modern factory production. It covers methods from rennin and lactic acid coagulation to global varieties, and highlights cheese as a versatile, protein rich staple with wide appeal and enduring economy.

National Dairy Council Rome N.Y United States

Label Poultry In Pork Products

Albert Gehlbach of Lincoln Illinois, president of the National Pork Producers Council, urged large clear labeling for poultry added sausage products as the Agriculture Department allows up to 15 percent poultry meat in hot dogs and other sausages. He noted 23 member-state units will respond during a 45 day comment period.

Albert Gehlbach Lincoln Ilinois National Pork Producers Council Agriculture Department Gehlbach Pork Council Omaha

Fresh eggs reveal whitish yolk filaments as freshness sign

Wisconsin Extension poultry specialists explain the whitish stringy near the yolk in very fresh eggs. The fibrous protein strands unwind with storage, becoming less visible. Retailers and farms now provide fresher eggs, though some customers still notice the twisted filaments and question their normalcy.

Wisconsin Extension

Sausage Market Faces Label Transparency Push

A policy debate arises as producers seek clear labeling to allow fair competition in sausage sales. Critics argue the change could affect longtime brands and consumer choices.

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