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Global markets are increasingly important to U.S. dairy farmers and “have never been more interdependent than they are currently,” says Ron O’Brien.

U.S. milk production forecasts for 2022 and 2023 were raised from last month in the October 12 world agricultural supply and demand estimates (WASDE).

The Michigan Ag Credit Conference is scheduled for Oct. 25 from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. at the Molecular Plant Sciences Building on Michigan State University’s campus in East Lansing.

What goes up, does come down and dairy farmers know the drill all too well unfortunately.

U.S. milk production continued to lag that of a year ago in April, the sixth month in a row to do so, as cow numbers and output per cow paused.

Volatility was the word of the day, the week, and the hour, as the war between Russia and Ukraine rages on.

Volatility was the word of the day, the week, and the hour, as the war between Russia and Ukraine rages on, raising havoc in every market, not to speak of the devastation on innocent human…

“The commodity market is bringing a lot of money into the ag markets,” shared Sarina Sharp at the winter gathering of the Wisconsin Association of Dairy Plant Field Representatives. “Investors w,Hoard's Dairyman Intel - Thursday

While school milk pipelines got filled, drawing milk away from manufacturing and limiting butter and powder output, the football season helped grow cheese demand and thus cheese production.

The ongoing shipping crisis is raising concern in the dairy industry.