—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, October 13,1979
18
Md. Milk Producers
(Continued from Page 1)
return in 1900, he added,
calling it a “giant step
toward independence and
one that will mean much to
you in die years ahead.”
To help clear up remaining
portions of the cooperative’s
losses on the 1979 Holly
operations, Strode says he’ll
recommend to the board of
directors that the levy an
assessment (Hi members’
December milk payment.
That assessment would be in
the range of 25 to 30 cents per
hundredweight to balance
the remaining red ink and
start the new decade in the
accounting black.
An estimated ninety
million pounds of milk
Since when does 1 equal 28? It does when Princess Carol Druck figures the
amount of calcium in one quart of milk compared to other foods like 28
oranges. Carol is the school-age professor whose dairy promotion was part of
:he Maryland Co-operative District 7 annual meeting.
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during the flush production
months have been processed
and sold through the powder
plant, alleviating the need
for management to scour the
country finding buyers.
About $200,000 of the $230,000
fire losses at Holly have been
recovered through insurance
payments. Strock noted that
the largest financial losses,
slightly over $300,000, came
from having to sell some
milk at distressed prices.
Antibiotics for cattle
health problems also came
m for some attention at the
session. Food and Drug
rulings on allowable
residues are becoming in
creasingly strict.
As of July, 1980, the
“Delvo test” will become the
official antibiotics screening
device, and there will be
penalties levied on of
fenders. Current withdrawal
times on many over-the
counter drugs will have to be
extended, with the newer
test ten times more sensitive
to antibiotic residues. Even
uterine medications, such as
sulfa boluses, are traceable
with the Delvo sampling.
Maryland Cooperative’s
president, Herbert Wessel,
Jr., of Hampstead,
Maryland, also touched on
several issues threatening
the economic stability of the
dairying industry. Heading
the list was the continuing
energy headache.
“Dairying is an energy- heat milk, dry milk, freeze spiraling fuel costs may
intenswe oneration the milk - and that all takes dictate a hauling rate in--
whole way,” P he reminded, energy.” Wessel warned crease m the fature, but that
“We haul milk, cool milk, that keeping pace with the (Turn to Page 23)
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