HARRISBURG - In an effort to
provide the finest quality product
to the consumer, the state’s
division of milk sanitation is
supporting refresher courses.for
bulk milk haulers to review proper
sampling techniques.
State Agriculture Secretary
Penrose HaUowell said the courses
being held throughout the Com-
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Milk samplers attend refresher courses
monwealth in April were arranged
in cooperation with the Penn
sylvania Milk Marketing Board
and Penn State University’s Ex
tension Service.
HaUowell said, “These meetings
were designed not only to help
maintain the high quality of
Pennsylvaia dairy products but to
ensure that the farmer is paid
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He pointed out that besides being
checked for bacteria and chemical
contamination and added water,
milk samples are tested for butter
fat content. The butter fat content
is used to determine how much a
farmer gets for the milk.
“If a milk sampler uses un
proper techniques,” Hallowell
said, “such as not agitating the
milk long enough before taking a
sample, the butter fat content may
test out lower than it really is,
resulting in a lower pnce paid to
the farmer.
"The required agitation time,
correct milk temperatures and
techniques like how to properly
determine the weight of milk in the
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need to sell grain at low harvest
time prices.
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bulk tank are all discussed and
demonstrated at the meetings,” he
said.
Current milk marketing laws
and regulations are also reviewed.
Hallowell said, “Pennsylvania’s
leading agricultural product is
milk, now a $1 billion a year in
dustry. The 1600 licensed milk
haulers in the state are keys to
keeping the dairy industry.”
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