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Converging circumstances weigh down PPDs In the 19 years prior to 2020 and the COVID-19 pandemic, the monthly difference between Class III and Class IV prices had exceeded $5 per hundredweight (cwt.) on only six occasions. In 2020, that difference occurred six more times. For deeper perspective . . . that was just six times in 228 months prepandemic and six times in the first 12 pandemic months. “In two of those months, the spread was greater than $10, and in three more of those months, it was greater than $7 per cwt.,” Cornell’s Chris Wolf shared during the May 5 These wide differenc...

Is a single federal order in our future? Hoard’s Dairyman DairyLivestream, commentators including Cornell’s Chris Wolf, Dairy Farmers of America’s Ed Gallagher, and dairy policy consultant Alan Zolin responded to the question, “Is it time to consider more consolidation in federal orders?” Just as those involved in the dairy industry across the country would differ in their responses to this question, the panel had varied perspectives. “Not if it’s strictly consolidation. There are a number of things I would do, but I wouldn’t consolidate how pricing works now,” Wolf shared t...

The company is reporting first-quarter earnings of $15.2 million, up from $10.2 million in the last quarter of 2020 and well beyond the $5.4 million reported in the first quarter of 2020.

When COVID-19 slowed down his fundraising company, Raising the Steaks, Tony Resch decided to pursue his life dream: bake, cook and create unique recipes. Last summer, one thought kept running through his head: "We only get one chance to live this life, and I can’t wait any longer."  Resch said he knew it was time for him to open a food truck. "(COVID-19) just draped some extra reality to how short our time can be on this earth," he said. His truck, Rise & Shine Food Bus, is scheduled to open from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. May 2 at TeamEscape 262 & Falls Axe, N80 W14942 Appleton Ave.

Why pandemic drove so many challengers to run for school board Chanting "Five days a week," Mary Anne and Kevin Sorensen of Aurora participate in a downtown Naperville rally by parents last month to urge school administrators to open schools on a full-time basis. Ryan Rayburn/for the Daily Herald   Stevenson High School students, parents and supporters rally at the Lincolnshire school for a return to in-person instruction in October. John Starks | Staff Photographer   Stevenson High School students, parents and supporters rally at the Lincolnshire school for a return to ...