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Forty-Fourth Annual Meeting of the American Dairy Science Association

ABSTRACT

The American Dairy Science Association assembled in the Main Ballroom of the Coffman Memorial Union, Minneapolis Campus, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minnesota on June 21st, at 9:30 a.m. J. B. Fitch, local chairman, introduced Dean T. C. Blegen, who gave the welcoming address as official representative of President J. L. Morrill, University of Minnesota.

Association President W. E. Petersen was introduced next and gave the following address:

THE PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE

The American Dairy Science Association has for its objective the promotion of the entire dairy industry through research, teaching and extension with the firm conviction that by sound promotion of this great segment of American agriculture, the best interests of humanity are served. A sound agriculture that produces efficiently an abundance of food of a great variety is the most important single requisite for a high living standard. Without a diet that is adequate in promoting the best well being and of satisfying the palate demand, a people will not be happy, and if the cost of such a diet is too great there will be little left to acquire the other essentials for high standards of living.