Lancaster farming. (Lancaster, Pa., etc.) 1955-current, March 28, 1970, Image 12

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    - La ncastcr Farming. Saturday. March 28,1970
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Is Whey a Pollutant
Or a Usable Product?
Onl> about ii thml of tlie 22
billion pounds ol fluid whey
produced annually by American
cheese manufaclui ers is utiliz
ed
Musi the icmaining 15 billion
pounds of whey be subjected to
costly treatment for safe dis
posal into sti earns in accoidance
with Fcdeial pollution policy,
oi can it possibly be conveited
FAST
-ENTRY
YOU’LL leave little or no
ground unplowed in rock
infested fields when you
use an Alhs-Chalmers
Monoframe plow with
optional hydraulic reset.
That’s because the bot
toms trip only far enough
to cleai the obstruction,
then immediately re-enter
the ground Exit and te
entiy aie on the same
plane, and shaie points
never dip below funow
level. What’s more, the
hydraulic reset system is
completely self-contained,
with an accumulator light
on the plow. You don’t
depend on your tractor’s
hydraulic system for beam
resetting. If you’ve got a
rocky problem, come in.
and see us. We’ll show you
why Going Orange is
Going Great.
Jk MONOFRAME Is an
Allis Chalmers
trademark.
ALUS CHALMERS
Roy H. Buch, Inc.
Ephrata, R D. 2
L. H. Brubaker
Lititz, Pa,
Grumelii Farm Service
Quarryville, Pa.
Nissley Farm Service
Washington Boro, Pa.
N. G. Myers & Son
Rheexns, Pa,
L. H. Brubaker
Lancaster, Pa.
Allen H. Matz
Farm Equipment
Aew Holland
to piofilablc byproducts of the
dany industry?
The U S. Department of Agri
culture and the University of
Maryland Department of Dairy
Science are trying to answer
this question. They have plan
ned a two day conference, to be
held June 2 and 3 at the Uni
versity’s Adult Education Cen
ter and USDA’s Dairy Pi od nets
Laboiatory, to discuss the pos
sible uses of whey.
The first day’s discussion will
be devoted to Fedeial pollution
policies as they relate to whey
and a review of current know
ledge of whey utilization Today
industrial processing as well as
new methods of processing will
be outlined.
The morning session of the
second day will include discus
sion on the uses of whey, its nu
tritional value, chemical proh
lems in its utilization, and the
extent to which it can be used in
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CORE SHOP
Route 230 By-Pass
foods and feeds, Thli session
will conclude with n panel dis
cussion summarizing the find
ings of the conference and con
sidering some of the problems
of small and large processors,
says Dr. R. F. Davis, head of the
Dairy Science Department.
On the afternoon of the se
cond day, the conference will
assemble at the Dairy Products
Laboratory at the Agricultural
Research Center in Bcltsville
for demonstrations of new
methods for processing whey.
The conference will be open
to all interested persons. Ad
vance registration forms will be
sent to industry repi esentatives
upon request Inquiries should
be addressed to Dr Byron H
Webb, Chief, Dairy Products
Laboratory, Eastern Utilization
Research and Development Divi
sion, Agricultural Research Ser
vice, USDA, Washington, D C
20250
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