All Out To Meet Great Needs of War
Government counts on dairy plants to set aside 30 percent of monthly butter and 50 percent of cheddar for war needs. Daily milk demand would fill a 53 mile long train of tank cars. Evaporated milk and defatted powder also reach high government quotas as industry shifts to lend lease and fighting force requirements.
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Food Supplies Talk From Kansas Extension Expert
Kansas farming officials report limited dairy product output for civilians due to army needs. Butter, cheese, ice cream, and milk allocations shrink per person while efforts aim to exceed egg and chicken production goals. Turkey output faces staffing and poults shortages, with overall sacrifices in civilian consumption noted.
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