2Q—Lancaster Farming. Saturday, April 4,1970
Group Pledges 25%
In>Dairy Product Use by ’BO
. More than 500 dairy leaders
attending the 30th annual meet
ing of the American Dairy Asso
ciation, March 23-25 pledged to
increase the per capita con
sumption of dairy products 25
per cent by 1980.
Since 1950 the per capita con
sumption for all dairy foods m
the United States has dropped
from 740 pounds per person to
562 pounds in 1968. A 25 per
cent increase would nearly raise
the per capita consumption to
the 1950 level
Consumption of dairy pro
ducts is higher in many foreign
countries Finland, 1473
pounds: Ireland. 1506 pounds;
For good production next lactation,
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Ph 464 3431
West Willow
John B. Kurtz
Ph 354-9251
R. D 3, Ephrata
New Zealand, 1207 pounds.
Denmatk. 967 pounds; and
France, 923 pounds.
Another goal set by the boaid
of directors of American Dairy
Association was to have two
per cent of the money paid to
producers for milk collected
and allocated by the United
Dairy Industry Association, the
newly formed corporation with
American Dairy Association,
National Dairy Council, and
Dairy Research, Incoroprated as
members
Currently, the S 6 billion paid
to producers would represent
an annual budget of $l2O mil
lion It is expected that the
Ira. B. Landis
Ph 394-7912
1912 Cieek Hill Rd , Lane
James High & Sons
Ph 354-0301
Goidonville
Wenger's Feed Mill
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Ph 367-1195
Rheems
Increase
major portion of this budget
would bit allocated to ADA. the
promotional arm of the dairy
industry, with lesser sums to
NDC (education) and DRINC
(research). The current budget
for American Dairy Associa
tion is $l5 million.
Regional elections were held
to expand ADA’s executive
committee to nine members.
President Emmett N. Carter
and vice president Robert S.
Turner continue m office for
the coming year. Newly elected
officers are: Herman Koenn,
Michigan, secretary. Edward
Anderson, Nebraska, tieasuier;
John L McMullen, Flouda,
ass’t. secretary treasurer; Nor
man Larson, California, mem
ber at-large. John A. Moser,
Kentucky, member-al-laige, ,1.
Douglas Webb, Veimont. mem
ber-at-large, Welby W Young,
Utah, member-at-large
'McMullen, Moser and Webb
weie elected for one year
terms The other members of
the executive committee will
seive foi two yeais
Other actions included ap
pioval by the board of directois
that American Dany Associa
tion pioceed with plans to
bioadcast lour television spec
ials on NBC-TV in 1971 (Jan -
Feb -Sept -Dec ) to be suppoited
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