9 : 00-12 : Oo-Sectional Meetings:Production, Room 301, Dairy Industry Building.Manufacturing Section, Room 303, Dairy Industry
Building.
AMERICAN DAIRY SCIENCE ASSOCIATION ANNOUNCEMENTS 119
NOMINATIONS FOR THE BORDEN AWARDS FOR WORK IN THE
PRODUCTION AND PROCESSING FIELDS FOR 1937
The recipients of the two annual Borden awards, each consisting of $1000and a gold medal, for the most meritorious research in the field of dairycattle production and in the processing field, will be selected by the awardscommittee of the American Dairy Science Association. Send your nomination for these honors to the Secretary of the American Dairy Science Association, Department of Dairy Technology, University of Ohio, Columbus,Ohio, so that it will reach him not later than March 1, 1937. The awardswill be made for (1) the most outstanding research work in the production field, breeding, feeding, farm sanitation or quality production, andother phases of production work, and (2) for outstanding research in theprocessing field such as improvement in equipment or methods in the handling of milk or cream and the production of milk products. Nominationsshould be made for those whose work has been completed and published during the five-year period ending December 31, 1936.
Those who are eligible for consideration for' the awards: Any livingcitizen of the United States or Canada. There are no limitations as toage or sex.
Since Borden awards are also being made for meri,torious work.in basicscience as related to, or as it affects the Dairy Industry j for work in basicresearch on vitamins or other nutritional aspects of milk products j for workin the practical application of the findings in nutritional research jand forwork in public health as related to the Milk Industry, these awards to beadministered by other scientific societies, these phases of research work asapplied to the dairy industry should not be considered in making your nominations for research in the production and the processing fields.
Each member of the American Dairy Science Association is entitled tomake nominations for these awards. The form for making nominationsis as follows:
TO THE SECRETARY, AMERICAN DAIRY SCIENCE ASSOCIATION
I, the undersigned member of the American Dairy Science Associationnominate .for the Borden award for 1937 in the field of production or processing for hiscontribution entitled . .
and delivered before .or published in .(Give details of publication references and if possible enclose copies.)
Signed: ..
AMERICAN DAIRY SCIENCE ASSOCIATION ANNOUNCEMENTS 119
NOMINATIONS FOR THE BORDEN AWARDS FOR WORK IN THE
PRODUCTION AND PROCESSING FIELDS FOR 1937
The recipients of the two annual Borden awards, each consisting of $1000and a gold medal, for the most meritorious research in the field of dairycattle production and in the processing field, will be selected by the awardscommittee of the American Dairy Science Association. Send your nomination for these honors to the Secretary of the American Dairy Science Association, Department of Dairy Technology, University of Ohio, Columbus,Ohio, so that it will reach him not later than March 1, 1937. The awardswill be made for (1) the most outstanding research work in the production field, breeding, feeding, farm sanitation or quality production, andother phases of production work, and (2) for outstanding research in theprocessing field such as improvement in equipment or methods in the handling of milk or cream and the production of milk products. Nominationsshould be made for those whose work has been completed and published during the five-year period ending December 31, 1936.
Those who are eligible for consideration for' the awards: Any livingcitizen of the United States or Canada. There are no limitations as toage or sex.
Since Borden awards are also being made for meri,torious work.in basicscience as related to, or as it affects the Dairy Industry j for work in basicresearch on vitamins or other nutritional aspects of milk products j for workin the practical application of the findings in nutritional research jand forwork in public health as related to the Milk Industry, these awards to beadministered by other scientific societies, these phases of research work asapplied to the dairy industry should not be considered in making your nominations for research in the production and the processing fields.
Each member of the American Dairy Science Association is entitled tomake nominations for these awards. The form for making nominationsis as follows:
TO THE SECRETARY, AMERICAN DAIRY SCIENCE ASSOCIATION
I, the undersigned member of the American Dairy Science Associationnominate .for the Borden award for 1937 in the field of production or processing for hiscontribution entitled . .
and delivered before .or published in .(Give details of publication references and if possible enclose copies.)
Signed: ..
AMERICAN DAIRY SCIENCE ASSOCIATION ANNOUNCEMENTS 119
NOMINATIONS FOR THE BORDEN AWARDS FOR WORK IN THE
PRODUCTION AND PROCESSING FIELDS FOR 1937
The recipients of the two annual Borden awards, each consisting of $1000and a gold medal, for the most meritorious research in the field of dairycattle production and in the processing field, will be selected by the awardscommittee of the American Dairy Science Association. Send your nomination for these honors to the Secretary of the American Dairy Science Association, Department of Dairy Technology, University of Ohio, Columbus,Ohio, so that it will reach him not later than March 1, 1937. The awardswill be made for (1) the most outstanding research work in the production field, breeding, feeding, farm sanitation or quality production, andother phases of production work, and (2) for outstanding research in theprocessing field such as improvement in equipment or methods in the handling of milk or cream and the production of milk products. Nominationsshould be made for those whose work has been completed and published during the five-year period ending December 31, 1936.
Those who are eligible for consideration for' the awards: Any livingcitizen of the United States or Canada. There are no limitations as toage or sex.
Since Borden awards are also being made for meri,torious work.in basicscience as related to, or as it affects the Dairy Industry j for work in basicresearch on vitamins or other nutritional aspects of milk products j for workin the practical application of the findings in nutritional research jand forwork in public health as related to the Milk Industry, these awards to beadministered by other scientific societies, these phases of research work asapplied to the dairy industry should not be considered in making your nominations for research in the production and the processing fields.
Each member of the American Dairy Science Association is entitled tomake nominations for these awards. The form for making nominationsis as follows:
TO THE SECRETARY, AMERICAN DAIRY SCIENCE ASSOCIATION
I, the undersigned member of the American Dairy Science Associationnominate .for the Borden award for 1937 in the field of production or processing for hiscontribution entitled . .
and delivered before .or published in .(Give details of publication references and if possible enclose copies.)
Signed: ..
120 AMERICAN DAIRY SCIENCE ASSOCIATION ANNOUNCEMENTS
THE 1936 COLLEGIATE STUDENTS' NATIONAL
DAIRY CATTLE JUDGING CONTEST
The 1936 students' national contest in judging dairy cattle was held atthe National Dairy Show, Dallas, Texas, October 12, 1936. The cattle ineach ring were placed by a special committee consisting of coaches with teamsin the contest. The placing of the different animals depended upon theaverage placing of each animal by all of the coaches who served as judges.
Twenty teams competed in the contest, judging rings of the five dairybreeds.
H. R. HofstrandMartin BaugherDavid CarderChas. BeerH. N. Haferbecker
Brown Swiss
E. J. PreslikLawrence JohnsonH. N. HaferbeekerElmer DawdyDavid Carder
GuerMey
R. O. BergstromH. N. HaferbeekerE. J. PreslikIvan BowmanS. J. Taylor
Hol8tein
Brooks NaylorE. J. PreslikCharles BeerJ. L. LeslieJ. S. Taylor
Jersey
Lawrence JohnsonClayton Cl,.appellGoodwin SoustegaardCharles BeerNoel Ralston
College Represented
IowaMissouriNebraskaKansasWisconsin
WisconsinMichiganWisconsinKansasNebraska
WisconsinWisconsinWisconsinNebraskaTexas A. & M.
MinnesotaWisconsinKansasOntarioTexas A. & M.
MichiganTennessceMinnesotaKansasMissouri
120 AMERICAN DAIRY SCIENCE ASSOCIATION ANNOUNCEMENTS
THE 1936 COLLEGIATE STUDENTS' NATIONAL
DAIRY CATTLE JUDGING CONTEST
The 1936 students' national contest in judging dairy cattle was held atthe National Dairy Show, Dallas, Texas, October 12, 1936. The cattle ineach ring were placed by a special committee consisting of coaches with teamsin the contest. The placing of the different animals depended upon theaverage placing of each animal by all of the coaches who served as judges.
Twenty teams competed in the contest, judging rings of the five dairybreeds.
H. R. HofstrandMartin BaugherDavid CarderChas. BeerH. N. Haferbecker
Brown Swiss
E. J. PreslikLawrence JohnsonH. N. HaferbeekerElmer DawdyDavid Carder
GuerMey
R. O. BergstromH. N. HaferbeekerE. J. PreslikIvan BowmanS. J. Taylor
Hol8tein
Brooks NaylorE. J. PreslikCharles BeerJ. L. LeslieJ. S. Taylor
Jersey
Lawrence JohnsonClayton Cl,.appellGoodwin SoustegaardCharles BeerNoel Ralston
College Represented
IowaMissouriNebraskaKansasWisconsin
WisconsinMichiganWisconsinKansasNebraska
WisconsinWisconsinWisconsinNebraskaTexas A. & M.
MinnesotaWisconsinKansasOntarioTexas A. & M.
MichiganTennessceMinnesotaKansasMissouri
120 AMERICAN DAIRY SCIENCE ASSOCIATION ANNOUNCEMENTS
THE 1936 COLLEGIATE STUDENTS' NATIONAL
DAIRY CATTLE JUDGING CONTEST
The 1936 students' national contest in judging dairy cattle was held atthe National Dairy Show, Dallas, Texas, October 12, 1936. The cattle ineach ring were placed by a special committee consisting of coaches with teamsin the contest. The placing of the different animals depended upon theaverage placing of each animal by all of the coaches who served as judges.
Twenty teams competed in the contest, judging rings of the five dairybreeds.
