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by National Creamery Buttermakers' Associa (Created by)
This volume of the Proceedings from the National Creamery Buttermakers' Association of the United States offers a detailed look into the practices, technologies, and discussions shaping the American butter-making industry at the time. It presents a valuable historical record of the advancements, challenges, and standards within the field. This collection provides insights into the techniques, equipment, and scientific understanding of butter production during the era, making it a useful resource for historians, food scientists, and anyone interested in the evolution of dairy technology and agricultural practices in the United States.
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