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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

CME Cheddar blocks were unchanged for three sessions last week, then inched up a quarter-cent Thursday, and added 2.25 cents Friday to close at $1.99 per pound.

One resident said an elderly man 'almost became road kill'.

The Agriculture Department left its 2023 milk production forecast unchanged in last week’s World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimate report but lowered the 2024 estimate, citing lower cow inventories and

Agricultural news across Wisconsin and beyond.

U.S. milk production is hesitating but inching higher at 19.2 billion pounds while field work remains exuberant with U.S. corn planting at 81%.

Dairy producers from across the country came together to learn about the newest advancements in the dairy industry and ways to make their operations more efficient.

The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s latest supply and utilization data shows dairy’s commercial disappearance in 2022 was strong.