Pizza
On Friday, August 26, approx
imately 300 people visited the Ag
Day, “The Pizza Story” at the
Carlisle Plaza Mall, presented by
Cumberland County Farm
Bureau Women’s Committee.
The Story began with, “Once
upon a time...” and went through
seven chapters in the story.
Chapter I - The Farm. A scale
model of the buildings, livestock,
and machinery with price tags
placed by the machinery was dis
played. A new tractor would
range from $BO,OOO to $lOO,OOO
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is one example of information
found on this table.
Chapter II - The Wheat.
Examples of the wheat stalk,
grain, a variety of flours, grain
storage equipment and pizza crust
helped to show the importance of
the work and product from the
grain farmer.
Chapter 111 - The Sauce. A
tomato plant was exhibited beside
a display of tomato at different
stages of growth from blossom to
vine ripe tomatoes. Coihmercially
prepared and home-canned toma-
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This all-leather, all-weather sports
boot keeps moisture out, dry comfort
in. And. the cushion crepe wedge
sole softens
to products plus fresh herbs and
other vegetables often included in
pizza were arranged at this table.
Chapter IV - The Pork. A
sausage topped pizza, meat cuts
from the hog, recipes and tasty
pork meat ball samples helped
tell the Pork story.
Chapter V - The Beef. Mr
Larry Huttenga, representing the
Beef Council, displayed recipes
and information on the correct
handling of beef. Browned, lean
ground beef was arranged on the
pizza displayed at this table. K
large poster showing named meat
cuts available to the consumer
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was displayed here, too.
Chapter VI - The Cheese. The
Cumberland County Dairy
Princess, Kimberly Orris,
arranged a display which includ
ed free samples of cheese, one of
the main ingredients of a pizza.
Amanda Rhoades, Cumber
land County Farm Expo Little
Miss, was available to meet folks
for a time during the 1:00 to 8:00
presentation.
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Chapter VII - The Pizza. A(
the table for our final chapter,
pizza from Four Star Pizza ol
Carlisle displayed.
The pizza contained grain,
vegetable, meat, and dairy prod
ucts. Pizza, like all of our food,
has its birth on the farm. Some
statistics were available, on
posters, to show the relationship
to agriculture through our food
supply.
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