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Show OREM-GENEVA TIMES Thursday, March 6, 1947 DAIRY HINTS With the approach of spring, Lyman H. Rich, Utah State Agricultural college extension dairynian, warned Utah dairy producers that it will be more difficult to keep milk up to a high standard. In the mimeograph bulletin Mr. Rich lists nine steps which will aid dairymen in maintaining maintain-ing quality milk production. (1) Clean Barn: Clean gutters regularly. Keep cows well bedded, bed-ded, and barn free from dust. If feed or bedding is stored over the milking barn, there should be a tight floor. Barn snould be well ventilated and lighted. Ventilation helps to remove barn odors. (2) Clean Cows: Only clean cows can produce clean milk. Brush the flanks and udder before be-fore milking to remove loose hairs, scurf, bedding and filth that might otherwise fall into -I OREM . 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I- Q'f jf? j Directed by ff " la m m i , ,ir Produced by I ; t :'"m"-'m WALTER M0R0SC0 Tj' i 'i -trrt-rr-r-y-nr the milk pail. Wipe the udder before milking with a cloth moistened with a good dairy disinfectant. dis-infectant. a Clean Milking: Milk the first few streams from each teat into a strip cup. covered with wire'-gauze or Hark cloth, and discard the milk. The' strip cup helps to reveal abnormal milk and is an aid in detecting mastitis. Flaky or clotted milk shows up on t-'auze or cloth. Avoid wet hand -.milking. .'.Don't milk gargety quarters, on the barn floor: (4 1 Clean Utensils: Ca.e of iriensils is-m'- important: After each'- use, milk . pails, separator and milking machine should be 'horoo.Lil.lv rinsed' with ch'-an cold water. Next, brush fh"tn .thoroughly with warm water containing a 'good dairy clean- in L Dowder or wetting agent I to cut the btitterfat.,: milk particles par-ticles and any dirt: present. After brushing, rinse with clean hot water and store on a ui'.i'Wing rack or immerse in a crock of sterilizing solution. (5) Strain the-Milk: All milk should be strained when fleshly flesh-ly drawn to remove foreign material: ma-terial: The best kind of strainer strain-er is one that uses a regular strainer disk. Disks should be discarded after each use. Remove Re-move milk from barn immediately immedi-ately after milking to prevent absorption of barn odors. C Prompt Cooling: Milk should be cooled to (0 degrees F. or lower immediately after milking and held there until delivered. Don't think you can get along without the cooling tank in winter just because the weather is cold. Water cools 20 times as fast as air of the same temperature. When you set a can of milk outdoors and let cold weather do the cooling, you don't get a uniform job. 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