Milford chronicle., 1946-06-28

'hese COWS did not return profit.
"nlle 900 OF the COWS paid the feed
oiil' labor, depreciation on equip
Htht and other costs OF producing
ii'llk and yet returned a profit. In
tlllS analysis, COWS that produced
'esS than 630U pounds of milk ana
20 pounds of fat did not return q
pl ont. Those COWS that AVERAGED
80 pounds OF fat per year did re-
'urh a profit of only SILL year
per COW. Recent data show that the
average COWS in Delaware produce
74"V pounds OF milk and lS3 pounds
vi lat per year far below tile pro
u"cll"h needed 10 return a profit
IN all probability. these l0w-nro-
ouclnS COWS are spring fresheuerS
by removing them. the nprcrntagC
OF tatl freshenin2 COWS IN the herd
VIII he increased resulting in more
even nerd production in 1916
State PMA Directors and County
AZ + 'hairmcn have been dcSi@nat-
ed as emergency food MANAGERS
ana instructed To enlist cooperation
"l state and County USDA Couu-
CHS luf COOrdindtim9 program and
"fSanlZlng specific food cunServa-
non phases OF program Immediate
need Tor touncilS i To sci concrete
l"Cdl GOALS representing what The
INDIVIDUAL stat" and County can do
through conservation to make more
" neat and food fats aud oils avail
"hlc Tor export, organize To carry
ldctS OF program 10 every man.
Moman and child personally and
through public media. marshall
irrceS OF all food trade. civic ANA
"'hef groups "hicl, viii give ac,ito
support.
ne Nations Program for SulNu4-
ih& used household tatS i still Vi
tally Important spot cheeks mad,
III Delaware indicate Mat in som,
areas. used fat collections have
dropped from 25-l0 percent. w
must not allow This important pro.
sram To break down.
The need for fats and oll has in
creased rather than decreased viii
the end of the Wu. We nOw fin,
ourselves III IN even more difficult
situation at the moment. than dun
liz the war itself.
Industrial fat supplies in thi,
country are al a record low level
Supplies OF soap fats from domesll,
production and stocks probahl,
Viii he somewhat smaller this yea
tfan last. This situation is no
likely To improve until imports ar,
stepped up. imports OF coWa IRON
the Philippines has not YET begun
, III volume and supplies of cocomU
oil are expected To lie in abundance
until 1871.
The next time you visit Your rr
tail meat dealer. notice whether Il
las on display q counter card an
lack-wall poster with the appea
: Help Prevent Soap Shortages
. Turn III used fats" We v iii appre
Gate your furnishing the State OF
iiCe with the names ot those deal
+, ers WHO do not have This diSpla,
ARRANGEMENTS will bc made to pr,
. Nld" them with prOmOil0udl mate
!, lials.
f Food and feed production coal
have been revised upward shalpi
for wheat. corn. soyhcauS an
+ dry edible pcas. according To IL
h hOunccmcnl received by g.
o Ocheltroc. State Director OF Il!
y Production ana Marketing Admin
y istration. This step is made nece.
:. sary by the srriousnrS, ot Il
/ world food situatiou lor which "
.r lief is not forthcoming from Z,
d pected sources. Serious drought
II all the countries south of II
equator has greatly reduced Il
y quantity OF cereal grains rice. al
= leans which they normally expo
i tG European and Asialic countri,
If at this time OF the year.