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Proceedings of the Twenty-Fifth Annual Meeting of the American Dairy Science Association

The Twenty-Fifth Annual Meeting of the American Dairy Science Association was held at Iowa State College, June 24, 25, and 26. There were approximately 250 in attendance. The industry was represented by men from all sections of the United States interested in the science and business of dairying. Members came from each of the three Pacific Coast States, from New England, from Middle Atlantic States, from Florida, Louisiana, South Carolina and other Southern States, and, of course, the North Central Section was especially well represented.

The program was a full one. The diversity of interests and activities of the dairy industry result in programs run more or less like a three ring circus. With meetings proceeding simultaneously on the economic phases of the industry, the manufacturing or product developments, and the production problems, one has difficulty in hearing all the papers in which he is interested.

There is an angle to these programs that seems somewhat unfortunate.