Federal orders
Statistics
Classes
cheese
milk
100

To distribute moneys fairly among producers supplying milk to a market, federal orders provide for

A. a board of commissioners 

B.supply-demand equalization

C a milk cooperative

D a producer settlement fund

a producer settlement fund

100

States that are recently among the top five milk producing states are

A California, Wisconsin and and Kansas

B California, Wisconsin and Missouri

C New York, California and New Mexico

D Wisconsin, New York and New Mexico

E California, Wisconsin and Idaho

California, Wisconsin and Idaho

100

What is class 2 milk 

Soft milk products 

100

Cheese that has blue in it and smells bad 

Blue 

100

Smells like garlic and onions 

Garlic/onion 

200

Milk controlled under federal milk marketing orders must qualify as

Grade A 

200

The total pounds of milk produced in the United States currently approximates

220 billion 

200

What is class four products 

Butter and dry milk products 

200

Cheese with an orange on it and when orange is cut off its completely white 

Muenster 

200

the only one you would give a score of 10 to 

No defect 

300

What did the federal order put into place (four things)

The class system 

300

Assuming no loss of fat in the process, approximately ____ pounds of milk testing 4% fat are needed to make one pound of butter containing 80% fat

A. 5

B. 2

C. 20

D. 40

E. 100

20

300

What is the highest cost class 

1

300

Cheese with holes throughout and is similar to havarti 

Swiss 

300

Caused by bacteria and is grainy and thick 

Malty 

400

What does the federal order ensure 

an adequate milk supply for the country 

400

If a lot of nonfat dry milk contains about 3.5% moisture, what is the approximate amount of skim milk containing 8.8 % nonfat solids required to produce 100 pounds of the product?

A 10

B 9

C 11

D 8

E 12

11

400

What established the classes 

Federal Milk Marketing order 

400

Golden color 

Gouda 

400

Caused by cows diet and taste sweet 

Feed 

500

The amount of price, above what the federal order provides, that dairy marketing cooperatives secure for their producers in negotiations with milk processors (dealers) is called

A Class II differential

B Class I price

C the super pool premium

D a quality incentive E the cooperative’s dividend

the super pool premium

500

What percentage of total US production of milk comes from imports?

2%

500
What is the purpose of classifying milk into classes 

Payment for milk according to its end use 

500

Slaty and hard, shred on pastas 

Romano 

500

Caused by the cows smelling something or something getting into the milk after milking has occurred 

Foreign 

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