20—Lancaster Fanning. Saturday. August 16.1969
Pa. Plants Show Increase In
Dairy Product Manufacture
Dunns 1968 a total of 2 010 milk shcibet was 3,052 000, up 5
ra Ihon pounds of milk (on a percent fiom 1968 Production
whole milk equivalent basis) of othei major items was cieam
v.n> used by Pennsylvania dairy eiy butter, 16 236.000 pounds, up
plants for the mamifactuie of 3 percent: Italian varieties of
daily pioducts Ice cieam and cheese, 7,426,000 pounds, down
other frozen products was the 15 peicent; Swiss cheese, 5,744,
la'gest user and accounted for 000 pounds, unchanged: cream
1 174 million pounds or 58 pen cheese, 3.005,000 pounds, down
cent Creamery butter was the 18 percent and ci earned cottage
.next laigest user, with 361 mil- cheese, 46,594,000 pounds, up 24
lion pounds or 18 peicent In peicent and the second highest
1966, 60 percent of the wdiole of recoid Unsweetened con
milk equivalent used in the densed skim milk totaled 88,-
manufactuie of daily pioducts 735.000 pounds, up 9 peicent;
was foi ice cieam and 15 pei- unsweetened condensed whole
cent tor the pioduction of but- milk, 30,662,000 pounds, up 22
ter peicent and evaporated whole
Ice cieam production in the milk, 102,057,000 pounds, up 22
'Keystone State totaled 72 8 mil- percent. Dry skim milk produc
lion gallons, an increase of 5 lion at 33,147,000 pounds was
peicent from 1967 and the down 3 percent from 1967.
laigest output since 1961 Ice 51 Percent Of Nation’s Milk Used
milk production continued to j n Manufacture Of
climb upward and at 14 2 mil- nairv Product*
Lon gallons was 9 percent above . “ y . .
a \ear earlier Pi eduction of Manufactured dairy products
utilized 51 percent of 1968 U S
— —— milk pioduction —up slightly
Hove YOU Heard? fiom the ievised 1967 estimate.
(Continued from Page 17) Net use of whole milk eqiuva-
, . , lent (based on milkfat content)
snelves for convenient single iow was 594 billion pounds, down
stoiage about 1 peicent from 1967.
stoie heavy items on bottom
«hel\es Production was at a record
In the linen closet store sheets, * n , 1968 .£ 01 .‘ Y 51016
p.llowcases, and towels so >ou can cheese other than Cheddar,
use them in lotation Then f I tahan total cheese
4hev 11 have a chance to wear (excluding full-skim American
‘j v and cottage), cottage cheese
(cuid and cieamed), diy whey,
When built-in stoiage in the cul de milk sugar, and all fiozen
.bedioom isn t feasible, see- dany pioducts except milk sher
through plastic bags and boxes
forborne things help oigamze Wlsconfiin agam led alI States
c ' u ‘ lol in milk used for making dairy
Divideis and plastic boxes aie pjoducts 13 1 billion pounds
ideal foi small draweis 0l 22 p eicent of the total Other
Plan to have company regular- ictnking States weie Minnesota,
h and keep the house in oidei lowa, California, and New York
so jou’ll be pioud o£ it (Continued on Page 23)
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