Britain at Work
A Pictorial Description of Our National Industries

IRISH MAKING farm. It knowledge as many Like dustries, dairy-farmi keen foreign competition, of butter but in spite of this fact it considerably more are made annually Butter making ment by itself in FARMERS BRINGING MILK FOR BUTTER MAKING. (Phot» : E. S Baker & Son, Birmingham. By permission of the Maypole Dairy Company.) (Photo specially taken at the Aylesbury Dairy Co» Chief Dairy). many other of our national in- ing suffers from a i. A vast quantity imported into this country, stated that than 100,000 tons of butter in the British Isles. has, of course, a depart- the conduct of a dairy- is probable that an abstract of the work is pretty general, but ingenious appliances have been introduced into the industry, a brief account of the various processes of manufacture should be of interest. I he description herein presented is that of a system in operation on a large farm, which is the centre of an extensive area of distribution. It may there-