Untitled

Te Aroha News, Volume XLI, Issue 6543, 13 November 1924, Page 5

I • / In emphasising the urgent need for a laboratory fpr scientific research in connection with the dairying industry, Mr T. A. Minks, of Hawera, instanced the case of a dairy* company with which he is concerned. He said that the last two consignments of the company’s produce had dropped to second grade, and as a result a loss of £4 per day was being incurred. One of the departmental experts had been at’ the factory during the whole of last week, doing his best to solve the problem, and he had come to the conclusion that dirty machines were the cause; but Mr Winks said he had yet* to be convinced that that verdict was correct. It was not until a properly equipped laboratory had been established, that the root cause of such troubles would be .found. —Hawera Star.