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Excerpt from The Principles of Modern Dairy Practice: From a Bacteriological Point of View
IT is doubtful Whether any industry has changed more during the past twenty years than has that of the produc tion of milk and its manufacture into butter and cheese: Progress has been made in every direction. The present generation has seen the shallow-setting system Of cream raising superseded by the deep-setting systems, and these again largely by hand or power separators. The wonderful growth of the creamery movement, the invention of the cream-separator and the butter-extractor, the introduction of pure cultures in the manufacture of butter, have all come to us during this time, as have also the various methods of preserving milk for direct consumption; and still more, underlying it all, an increased knowledge has been gained and a fuller understanding of the nature and properties of dairy products and the changes to which they are subject.
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