Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-01-11
MAKE DAIRY BUSINESS PAY
Program for II Counties Out
lined for Dairymen's Assn.
tgricuiturn! Extension services PIau.--
state Seeds -Four inspectors. snys
COMMISSIONER Urighnn,--rhc
Convention.

cultural extension service. and state
Commissioner of Agriculture L. $. Brig
ham were the features of the opening
session Tuesday afternoon of the Yer
mont Dnirym,u'S associatioU'r t7th an
nual meeting
president l}iUis, IN Introducing Mr.
Bradl"c. sad "poi-o" rs we'll as "-voir-
dupois" must be required 81 u man who
could handle II county agents. as Ar
Hradloc did
Mr.. Bradlcc outlined dctniiod report
IF the dairy colnEiittoc appointed by the
county agents at their recent conference
in town providing for "a campaign in the
state this year to improve the dairy
industry. Th" committee recommends
that the county agents, during this year,
assist in irluroying Tn" dairy conditions
ard placng the iudus.~r on = permanent
basis by furnishing Information aa to
dairy conditions and encouraging related
educational projects"
I'll" procedure to effect The improve
mont is as follows.
10 TNpBt\-E MINISTRY
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! 2-Encouraginr co.opcrativo ovnorsbin
by farmers Of milk shipping and manu-
featuring facilities. by furnishing facts
a To-
oa) Tho principles Of cooperative or
canizntion.
Ch) Tho requirements for and cost NJ
shipping stations. crcamercs and cheese
tact0rios.
Cc) CONSTITUTIONS and bylaws Of CO.
operative ow'icrship associations
3-lncrcasinp consumption Of milk
through
ca An educational campaien to demon
strato:
~ Its compa rativo food value.
90 Its comparatively low cost
/ go Its possibilities as a substitute for
more expensive foods.
Mr. f;radl.r showed from figures of
eight counties IN III" state that the aver
~ ~ '',I q" 'I4 farms was Sf'"'
""' '''H '""-'' 'lS "l we ala were max
.,!t more '"''n me average VIM" three
"i''H N'r' "l"hi''S lc'S' Nh'i' "h"-hith
''''"' 'ii'n'H On 'helr farms
i"''' 'o'','!l'oa. Production ana pur-
VI" 9ir"N'i 'APld'''''
'."' J." ''' ,'''' WIRE 'd'iH LiHN acres
~ a''"h" an" ''o'" 81 soy beans III 1916
'"'S' "'' hE'' ''c''a''" I" I''o' ana "'f'V'
FNf'SlD DENT BROOKS SPEAkS
II .ot thos. who are near tho large mo-
duclng ccntcrs market whole milk" adj
mcnishcd President Brooks at the open-
ing of tn" session Before him Mavor
Albert : Drew gave a short address cf
welcome and The Rev. DR. G. ! S,anlos
delivered IN" irvochtion
President Brooks also urged those pres
mt to- consider the wisdom of a 'I,ro-
ducors' and Distributors association.
Inc" He thought both classes should
work for tn" same objects. along some If
III" lines on which 4 beginning had been
made at Springfield. Mass Il believe We
should 20 on record in favor of a con-
tingoncY fund" he added to be- at thC
disposal of the Governor. etc
HIS address was warmly checred by
those present.
WANTS. MORE INSPECTORS
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~ vs. H"'i'''! ''"u''"h any creamery
''S'''H '"'"' H"dfN or receiving
.,iI"' 'or hI'N or cream. II "aS tur-
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