New Look In Meat Animals Prompts Leaner Hogs Rise
The article describes a shift toward leaner meat animals in beef and swine, noting revised USDA grade standards for pork carcasses and swine on July 1 1968 and new yield grades for beef. It highlights consumer demand driving higher lean percentages, premium pricing for high yield animals, and the impact on producers, packers, and retailers. It cites a one year USDA study showing substantial gains in U S No 1 hogs since 1960-61.
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Jack Sprat
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
C&ms Livestock Division
Usda Livestock Division
Economic Research Service
Pierce DHIA Sets Example for Dairy Herd Progress
The Pierce Dairy Herd Improvement Association formed in 1962 shows success in records driving higher milk and butterfat yields. From one year of testing to 1968, 27 herds and 1,265 cows average 11 705 pounds of milk and 423 pounds of butterfat, with per cow gains of 2079 pounds milk and 71 pounds butterfat. Officials Harlan Henzler and Henry Kumpest credited for growth.
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Pierce
Pierce Dairy Herd Improvement Association
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University of Nebraska Extension
Pierce Dhia
C. W. Nibler
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Harlan Henzler
Henry Kumpest
Pierce County
Home Economics Projects Engage 1.3 Million Members
Across the nation 1.3 million participants join home economics activities including boys learning to cook and decorate rooms as part of organized programs and clubs.
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