Stay In The Dairy Business BY BR. R. Rute
Dairymen discuss staying in dairying amid low profits. Emphasizes cutting costs, improving production per cow, better forage, fertilizer, and pasture management. Notes need for disease control, managed milking, bedding, and strong management to raise profits. Reports on National Dairy Month commentary by Ann Williamson.
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Chocolate Continental Mystery Dessert With Potatoes
A quirky no cook chocolate dessert blends instant coffee and mashed potatoes into a light batter. Melt chocolate with butter, fold in sugar eggs vanilla and coffee, then add mashed potatoes and rum. Chill in a lined pan, cut into slices, garnish if desired.
Blueberry Fried Pies Delight In Southern Treats
Kitchen Kapers highlights dairy virtues and June Dairy Month plus a Southern favorite Blueberry Fried Pies. The recipe covers crust ingredients and a blueberry filling using enriched flour sugar orange juice and berries. It notes self rising flour biscuits and lemon for bottle cleaning while praising dairy and riboflavin rich foods.
Fragmented OCR Recipe Notes From Historical Page
Fragmented text describes a frozen salad and whipped cream dessert with cherries and a yield of five servings. It includes numeric values circa 1940s to 1950s, mentions farm income and dairies in North Carolina and a 58 dairy figure, with references to milk production and prices.
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