JDS -- Table of Contents (November 1925, 8 [Number 6])

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Contents: November 1925, Volume 8, Number 6 [Index by Author]

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Some Factors Concerning the "Partial Neutralization" of Cream for Buttermaking: B. A. Stiritz and H. A. Reuhe
J. Dairy Sci. 1925 8: 459-485. [Abstract] [PDF]

Relative Rates of Secretion of Various Milk Constituents: W. L. Gaines
J. Dairy Sci. 1925 8: 486-496. [Abstract] [PDF]

Keeping Quality of Sweet Cream Butter as Affected by Temperature of Pasteurization of the Cream: William White and George R. Campbell
J. Dairy Sci. 1925 8: 497-499. [Abstract] [PDF]

Relation between the Gold Number of Gelatin and its Value in the Ice Cream Mix: H. C. Moore, W. B. Combs, and C. D. Dahle
J. Dairy Sci. 1925 8: 500-514. [Abstract] [PDF]

The Effect of Homogenization, Condensation and Variations in the Fat 'Content of a Milk upon the Keeping Quality of its Milk Powder: George E. Holm, G. R. Greenbank, and E. F. Deysher
J. Dairy Sci. 1925 8: 515-522. [Abstract] [PDF]

The Energy Requirements of Dairy Cows: II. Is Net Energy or Metabolizable Energy the More Useful Index for Practical Purposes?: Edward B. Meigs
J. Dairy Sci. 1925 8: 523-536. [Abstract] [PDF]

Dairy Notes: The Effect of Injury on the Composition of Cow's Milk: O. R. Overman and F. P. Sanmann
J. Dairy Sci. 1925 8: 537-538. [Abstract] [PDF]

Errata: J. Dairy Sci. 1925 8: 538. [PDF]

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