18—Lancaster Farming, Saturday. December 16. 1972
Charles Hoober, Sr. of C. B.
Hoober & Son, Intercourse, Pa.,
was elected a dealer represen
tative to the International
Harvester Agricultural-
Industrial Equipment Dealer
Conference. He was one of six
dealer representalives selected
to represent fifty-seven
Agricultural-Industrial dealers
at a conference held at the
George Washington Lodge,
Valley Forge, Pa
Cull Dairy Cows
For Profit
Culling unprofitable cows is
good business anytime, say
Extension dairy specialists at
The Pennsylvania State
University. Late fall and early
winter is an excellent time to give
milk production and profit-per
cow records closer scrutiny.
Dairymen keeping milk cows are
in the dairy, not beef business,
and should cull animals on the
basis of production and profit
making ability
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Is Breakfast A Vanishing Species
“Seven percent of the
population eats no breakfast at
all! An additional 4 percent have
coffee only!” These results were
announced recently, based on the
Third National Household Menu
Census, by the Market Research
Corporation of America.
Ready-to-eat cereals, identified
as the major substitute for the
traditional bacon, egg and toast
breakfast, were the first choice of
4 percent, with milk and an ad
ditional 4 percent with either
coffee or juice.
Eggs showed up with 4 percent
when served with meat, toast and
coffee, 2 percent with coffee and
toast, and an additional 2 percent
with juice, coffee, eggs, meat and
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toast
On the basis of most frequent
choices for breakfast, coffee
showed up with 16 percent, toast
with 12 percent, milk with 10
percent, while ready-to-eat
cereal and eggs tied with 8
percent.
The information, presented at
the annual meeting of American
Association of Cereal Chemists,
naturally examined in detail the
nutrients provided by the ready
to-eat cereals alone and in
combination with milk. Con
siderable time was devoted to the
new nutritional labeling
requirements.
If the egg industry has won
dered about the continuing
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popularity of cereals with
youngsters, they should be in
terested in the fact that nearly
50,000 filmstrips have been
distributed for Head Start and
elementary grade use, presen
ting concepts about nutrition and
the importance of breakfast.
The report included the in
formation that breakfast cereals
are found in more than 90 percent
of all homes. A comparable study
last year by the Poultry and Egg
National Board, reported that 95
percent of the homes sampled
purchased eggs.
Perhaps breakfast, per se, isn’t
Farmline single-phase
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vanishing, but the consumer
concept of what constitutes a
well-balanced breakfast is
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Intercourse, Pa.
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Terre Hill
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WHITE OAK MILL
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