RUMINATING
Recently a new thought has boon added to
the outlook and planning of the mill: indus
try. Dr, iloy B, Graver., a former scientist
with the Department of Agriculture, has
been x:or!d.ng on a method of earning whole
milk so it can be sold as canned goods in
a dtore. It well might be that the famil
iar sight of the milk delivery mem will be
a thing of the past, as The 1 clomp—cklomp
of the horse-drawn delivery trucks in the
early morning hours are gone today with
the advent of the motorized delivery unit.
The new procoon uses flash pasteurization
and rtitrogen under prosourc in the tanks
and c nring chamber to replace bactoria
laden air comihg in contact with the pro—
c'oacd , -ilk. The preliminary tooto have
produced a product which will keep fresh
at room temperature for several months
and still retain the original flavor of
fresh pasteurized milk. All one needs to
do in to place a can or two in the refrig
orator to chill, then open and serve it,
• ’hat will science do next? if this nroves
out and we buy our fresh r.iillr 'o~ the case,
1 con sec that the millcnan—the butt of
many jokes—■may be a thing of the past,
b'ith advances in science it would seem we
ore to lose one of the major items of lev
ity, which is so important to our daily
happiness, I'd still like to sec some re
search done on an economised unit•that
would bring the cows from pasture, feed
thorn, water them, curry them, milk than,
clean up after then, and turn them loose,
AH could cr.joy more hours of rest in the
morning, nd farmers would have more time
to go fishing, (from Crormlino)
I’air •: rd. r. gproci tea constructive
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