Washington State University - Chinook Yearbook (Pullman, WA)

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♦ Chinook of Nineteen ♦ ♦ TDepartmeitt of TDairy 3fusbait6ry The Department of Dairy Husbandry is being called upon to do its share in aiding the Government to conserve food. This can best be ac¬ complished by increasing the production of dairy products through better feeding and breeding, and more efficient untilization of dairy by-products. The dairy cow produces food with the greatest efficiency and when properly handled a more wholesome food cannot be obtained. We have in the United States 3,800,000 cows which produced in the year 1917 ap¬ proximately 84,000,000,000 pounds of milk. A great deal of skim milk is being wasted. This should be utilized. One hundred pounds of milk will yield 15 pounds of finished cottage cheese. Fifteen pounds of cottage cheese is equal to 22 l 2 pounds of pork for human food. One hundred pounds of skim milk, when fed to hogs, will only yield 4.8 pounds of pork. It is up to the people of the United States to be more conservative of this most valuable food. The people are calling for more and better dairy products every day. This is evidenced by the fact that this de¬ partment can in no way supply the demand for trained men. The entire dairy industry must produce more dairy products, and then use the products so that the highest efficiency can be obtained. Prof. E. G. Woodward, Head. ♦ ♦ State College of Washington ♦ ♦ Twenty-six

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Safc le ait6 Sirloin (Hub Ray Love lid. Eggert Philip Griesinger M. II. Laird C. M. Sly R. M. French Troy Lindley C. II. Scamnion II. P. Singleton Guv Jaques 1). ' V. Halsey Jimmie Edwards Floyd Arnold ROLL II. Mewhinney Homer Collins John Hamilton II. M. Wivcll Tom Kinman W. P. Foster A. (). Atjason Ed. Stevens Glen Twigg Luther Meyer M. A. Roberts R. C. Schnebly C. II Adams Lloyd Gill is Walter Bach A. C. Sly D. M. Kurtz J. E. Laird G. J. Guthrie J. T. Roberts R. T. Smith J. C. Allen Levi R Sutton J. G. Binns Joe Saboe L. Kienholz J. E. French OFFICERS First Semester J. E. Laird, President G. J. Guthrie, Vice-President Ray J ove, Secretary P. Griesinger, Treasurer Second Semester Troy Lindley, President H. R. Mewhinney, Vice-President R. M. French, Secretary C. M. Sly, Treasurer The club was organized January 21, 1915, to bring the students of Animal Hus¬ bandry in closer contact with the breeders and other stockmen and at the same time give them practical ideas as well as experience not gained in class work. Kurtz Twigg Love Guthrie Roberts Laird Rinns Lindley Hamilton Adams ORDER OF GROUP Arnold French Jaques Bach Edwards Collins McWhinney Sutton Griesinger Sly Singleton Laird Scammon Sly State College of Washington ♦♦ ■- - - ' ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Twenty-five

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♦ ♦- ♦- ♦ (TI)Uook of Nineteen ♦ ♦ -♦ ♦ State College of Washington Twenty-seven