Lancaster farming. (Lancaster, Pa., etc.) 1955-current, March 02, 1974, Image 21

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    TRY A CLASSIFIED AD
TRACTORS
FOR SALE
We have now been authorized to sell our 1973
Demonstrators and Rental Tractors. Only 2-970
Case’s remaining.
A. I. HERR & BRO.
Quarryville, Pa. Ph. 786-3521
3518
Two outstanding med.
season varieties. Stalk
strength second to none with
excellent yield ability.
3517
Four full season varieties
which have proven them
selves in southeastern Pa.
Excellent for husking or
silage. When ordering seed
corn please consider the
Pioneer Team.
3368
3334 A
3306
3369 A
The best from
start to finish
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PIONEER.
BR-ND
SEED CORN
PIONEER HI SREO INC
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All buildings
with color sides,
galvanized steel roof
30'x 25'Garage SICQC.OO
w/2 10 xlo' O.H. ■■■■■■l
Door Openings NOW Iwww
Reg. $1,933.00
30' x 40' Bldg.
w/ 16' x 10' Double
Slide Door
Reg. $2,681.00
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Soybean
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Another texturing process,
simpler and cheaper than
spinning, is called extrusion.
It uses the flour, father than
the isolate, as a base. Soy
extenders requiring tex
turing are usually extruded.
After going through one or
the other of these methods,
soybeans emerge as tex
tured vegetable protein—
which can imitate virtually
every meat product in
existence today and many
other foods as well.
ERS researchers point out,
however, that while the
versatility of soy protein is
great, is is not yet the perfect
food.
Lacks amino. The meat
substitutes may be
somewhat lower than beef in
one or more amino acids, the
building blocks of protein.
A better amino acid balance
may be obtained by adding
amino acids from other
sources, mixing with other
vegetable proteins, or
mixing with meat or other
animal products. For most of
the U.S. population, soy
proteins could replace some
meat and there would still be
sufficient proteins in the diet
from animal sources.
HAY &
STRAW SALE
EVERY
WEDNESDAY
AT 12 NOON
PAUL Z. MARTIN
SALESSTABLES
2 miles East of
Intercourse
Sale managed by
Harvey Z. Martin
BUTLBR
All Steel Bldgs.
J 2195 00
4k v'v *£ »
SALE
FA
SOUDERSBURG, PA.
ERS experts see more of,
our meat needs being met
this way. They predict that
by 1980 as much as 20 per
cent of all processed meat
items could be made of
vegetable protein.
The big push may well be
toward soy extenders.
Cheap and efficient. These
extenders are low in cost and
can be added to processed
meat products. Not only are
they less than half the price
of meat; they also reduce
cooking losses because the
soy product absorbs the
water and fat that cook out of
meat.
‘ln 1971, USDA permitted
the use of up to 30 percent
soy extenders to meet the
protein requirements of
some school lunches. The
extenders are also showing
up in more restaurant and
institution meals.
When it comes to the
analogs, however, it’s a
different sotry.
Few meatless meats.
Through such prestigious
schools as Yale University
have been experimenting
with meat substitutes made
from soybeans in their
cafeterias, ERS projections
to 1980 don’t hold much
promise that they will
replace meat.
While dose to the flavor of
the meats they imitate, these
analogs are priced at about
the same level as meat.
Soybean, hot dogs, for
example, go for ap
proximately $.84 for a can of
10, or only slightly less than
what you would pay if you
bought the real thing.
- Another hurdle is ac
ceptance; It took margarine
a long time to make sub
stantial inroads into the
butter market. And the habit
of including meat in every
meal is a difficult one to
40' x 75' Bldg.
w/ 20' x 13' Double
Slide Door
Reg. $5,416.00
10' x 20' Bldg.
Reg. $894.40
CONSTRUCTION
& REPAIR
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, Mar 2,1974 —
change. around for ways to offset this
Still, as meat becomes if™ 86 / /V? d the ’ on^ r
more scarce and the nrice look at the the
more scarce, ana me price th could grow t ]ike
goes up, consumers will look J 6
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Box 351, RDI DANIEL S. ESH Ranks, Pa
COMPLETE BARN AND
INDUSTRIAL PAINTING
WRITE NOW FOR SPRING
ESTIMATES.
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MONEY
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I 20 REEL TITES @ 50c plus one handle freight paid $ll 00
J 100 REEL-TITES @ 42c plus J-REE handle freight paid $4200
I I understand that if I am not complefrK satisfied with m> REEL
I TITES 1 can return m> order for a full refund
I (please print) lowa residents add 3% sales tax
If you are not
complete!)'
satisfied with
your order of
HEEL TITES
simply return
your order
Your money
will be refunded
in full
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