12—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, August 18, 1973
Replations Revised on
School Milk Programs
Participants in child nutrition
programs will now be offered a
choice of the type of milk they
drink in schools, under
regulations announced by the U.
S. Department of Agriculture
(USDA). The revised regulations
apply to the National School
Lunch, School Breakfast, Special
Milk and Special Food Service
Programs.
Under the new regulations,
milk used in these programs may
now include lowfat, skim or
cultured buttermilk, unflavored
or flavored, in addition to whole
milk. Previously, only fluid whole
milk was allowed.
The change will allow
flexibility in menu planning, and
will encourage student par
ticipation in feeding programs.
All types of milk served must,
of course, meet state and local
standards.
A proposal to revise the
regulations was announced by
USDA’s Food and Nutrition
Service (FMS) on June 1 and
comments were invited over the
next 30 days from all interested
persons.
Responses were received from
512 persons. Of those, 501 were in
favor, with 10 having reser
vations, and 11 were opposed.
The revised regulations were
scheduled to be published in the
Federal Register August 13 and
will go into effect immediately
upon publication.
Horse Fetus
Antibody
Production to
be Studied
Veterinary scientists at the
University of Kentucky,
Lexington, will identify the an
tibodies that are formed when
unborn foals (fetuses) are in
noculated for Venezuelan equine
encephalomyelitis (VEE) under
a cooperative agreement with the
U.S. Department of Agriculture
(USDA).
USDA’s Agricultural Research
Service (ARS) will provide
$15,000 for the one-year study.
VEE is a fatal virus disease of
horses and other animals
characterized by an infl
ammation of the brain and spinal
cord.
While VEE vaccine has
already been shown to stimulate
antibody production in the in
noculated fetus, the Kentucky
research will also determine that
point during the gestation period
when the fetus becomes immune.
The information will also con
tribute to the diagnosis and in
vestigation of the pathways of
infections passed from the dam to
the fetus.
Uninnoculated foals born to
innoculated mares are not im
mune to VEE, but later become
immune through the mare’s
milk
The veterinarians will innocul
ate the fetus in two ways
through the use of syringes
through the abdominal wall of the
dam and through surgery on the
dam exposing the fetus to in
noculation syringes.
Dr. Michael M. Jochim, ARS
veterinarian, Denver, Colo., will
represent ARS in the study and
Dr. Donald 0. Morgan, assistant
professor, Department of
Veterinary Science, will
represent the University.
The 25th Annual Old Threshermen’s Reunion was held
this week on the Rough and Tumble Engineers Association
grounds in Kinzer. For four days, giant tractors puffed,
whistled, pulled and, shown here, operated saws for making
cedar shakes.
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