Butter inventories continue to climb and hit 316.6 million pounds on March 31, according to the latest Cold Storage report. Stocks were up 18.9 million pounds or 6.4% from February’s
Dairy product consumption continues to please and butter was the big story in USDA’s latest Supply and Utilization report, according to HighGround Dairy’s Alyssa Badger.
The Agriculture Department lowered its milk production forecast for the fourth time in its latest World Agriculture Supply and Demand Estimates report. The 2024 forecast was reduced due to lower
StoneX dairy broker Dave Kurzawski looked back on 2023 in the Jan. 1 "Dairy Radio Now" broadcast and said there were many developments that impacted the dairy industry but one
November dairy product stocks dipped seasonally, according to the Agriculture Department’s latest Cold Storage report. Butter holdings on Nov. 30 were 215.5 million pounds, down 24.7 million pounds or 10.3%
Oct. 31 cheese and butter stocks fell from September levels but were pretty close to those of a year ago, according to the Agriculture Department’s latest Cold Storage report.
The Agriculture Department raised its milk production forecast for 2023 but left the 2024 estimate unchanged in the latest World Agriculture Supply and Demand Estimates report, based on “slightly more
CME butter, fueled by the August Cold Storage data, rocketed to a record high $3.3350 per pound last Thursday — and then leap-frogged to hit another record high of $3.42
Americans chewed down July butter and cheese inventories. The Agriculture Department’s latest Cold Storage report shows butter holdings on July 31 at 331.6 million pounds, down a bullish 18.2 million