WORLD’S DAIRY CONGRESS.

Hokitika Guardian, 12 April 1923, Page 4

WORLD’S DAIRY CONGRESS.

-| A.Vm’oDKAX PARTIt I PA'l lON. ' | SAX FRAXCrSCO. March Hi. •' j Realising the impmlant position occupied hv both Australia and New /-call 1 . , . t land I- the dairying industry ol lei v.e-iTI. Americans ate eonliden ll y anti- ; ; eipating pa i I ieip:i l ion by Antipodco - i count! ia- in the forthcoming Vt orld ■ - i Dairy Congress which will meet ii ’’ j Washington I'r uu Octol.er 2nd to t!’i | iift’a of that month. President Hard I iug ha- ju-t invite-1 all nations In s'-m , ! ohi H I ri-i roseniatives to the lug eon- - 1 g ass till- I I beat of which is lo gel to i- g.'thcr all nations’ delegate- ill! ere-tei 11 ; in tin- dairy products and exchange 1 hi ’’ I inforuiati-m gained by the la.te-t re ' | searrh into tin* inllueuie ol milk anlt ] milk pro 'nets on national health, int, i means o! reducing the c si- o! picdu-- >- ; (ion and di-t rihut ion while impr- voe -r | the quality of dairy products, and Hilt I cussing the international economic prin : cAples l-earing on the dairy indu-h" '' and methods of sanitary control. The meeting will have ii- linger n ’ every Amciii all’s pic; iiccatisc one del : la i- out of every live dollar- spoilt lo .1 J I'o 1 in the fTiited States ecus for mill u Imtter. cheese or -oliie ether dair\ pro ' duet. The Depart .ecul ol Agrn nil ill'.- am 1 i t-iisiis Htireuii c.-tim.-itc the I oil, - 1 . Su to- ha- app:oximalely JJ.linQ.tHliairv cattle and I lint t heir pioductp i in ihe Ia rm iui'i- value annmi 11 \ o . 1 2..7G'-).-’(K).(l()iI ,]■■!!.,i It : . o-i im. i- ' h t(■:- | I nilll ! *-, time l lie til ti I- ! Oil VC- 11 i - raw cut il II reach,-s the .1-11111,'.- u “ , vj 11 ions form- it--, vain-.- 1: a- been - ud fn-ii. 1 1 1, i 1 1 a!l per I.ui i . Tl World’- 1 11 1 1 ■ < mgr, - : r- pr ■- : sent - ;he hi -1 unili-.-d ,-li'oi 1 n ,:n 2.! - ; dilfeo-nt hraiiehes of the dairy iiuiu-lry f i ill An,el ica. 'I he modern know I. due . • - i tlm vital plat 0 which milk tills a- a 1 I human feed, especially ill the feeding oi I grew III" oh:I.!!, •I. it i- pointed nt:t. «ik 1 d isi a 'Vi-red a l.ou t ihe time that t In- . j Wot Id War ut. Tile Wi r nf-;• 1 - ! r. leal-ell n- .-grammes and liitu!,- ml Iho - I normal -.re;, I ef know led--,-, -ay- the ' ; Washington --I ati-nient. .M'ler 1 iie w . r i the Slat-- Depart nu nt in \\ a-hingt on .id :me.-li-i .. It 1 a --mi Ihe prepo-a I ■ ; along to ilm Department of Agri.-it!-i tUi-e. v, liic'i decided upon a World - "j D. iry (.. 11 ga- - - anil suggested to tin- ■ i dan y iu le, e-ts. repre.* enter I at ill" ' | N.itioi ill Dairy Shew of 11-20. the 1' rf ilir tioii of an organisation to inanage f tile UK . I big. NATIONS ACCFUT IDF.A. The na Lions of t lie v, orld have a. .-• ) I "■I 1 Iu- meveina■ 111 wi! h um-xatn] It- i j i 11! ore-t .a 11 not only v. ill large perI | cent age . i 1 '.’em he i-lli' iiilly 1 epn‘si-iit- | id. hut a-~oeia l ions, in-t il nt ion-, linns - ! and many individual-, w'II aticud or • ! -end i-ei-roilil :-d repi o-c-ut 11 ivi-. Tie ' j intermitiomd Ft a iry Fe. lei a t ion, which j was formed at Brussels 2(1 years ago to held periodic tiltenmtimi.il dairy niect- ; iugs. ciintly of a scieiithit' nature, in U. II rope 1- eo-oi'era t'tig with the ;i-m----e.h t in. C teat Britain, ( uiiaiia. and ether count lie- have appointed official World’s Dairy ( e-ngre-s to ei'gauise deiegal ions to the Congo e--. The is mg re-s will i.e the lir-L interiutlioiial dairy nu-oting to he held anv- " i’eie since tiie o'ltl.rcuk cf the World War. After the 1 ■') u g 1 , 1 - - --ions the delegates and vi'itor- will go lo the -evt-n-U-enth annual \;o iomil Daily Show at Syrace-e. Xew Vol k State, win. h wll extend from Oetolier tit It. in the 13th. The show i- a cm ei-tion of the American daily industry with compeli- | live exhibits of dairy eat tie and dairy! ; products, an expositiuii of lahour—av- I j iug machinery and -cieiitilie tipplitin.-es. ■