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Cheers to Milk on National Milk Day [Opinion] - Vimarsana News

Cheers to Milk on National Milk Day [Opinion]

On National Milk Day, the USDA celebrates U.S. Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack's recent statement in support of America’s dairy industry.

Idaho Ag enjoyed record 2023 sales of four top commodities - Vimarsana News

Idaho Ag enjoyed record 2023 sales of four top commodities

Idaho agriculture overcame a struggling dairy market to record a second consecutive year of stellar cash receipts in 2023, propelled by record values of four of the state’s major crops,

Reactions round-up after 'dairy cliff' is narrowly avoided with 2018 Farm Bill extension - Vimarsana News

Reactions round-up after 'dairy cliff' is narrowly avoided with 2018 Farm Bill extension

US dairies breathed a sigh of relief after an extension to the 2018 Farm Bill was approved last week, but industry insiders are hoping Congress won’t need a full year to pass the new legislation.

Farm bill with farmer-payment program extended for a year, Schumer says - Vimarsana News

Farm bill with farmer-payment program extended for a year, Schumer says

U.S. Senate Majority Leader Charles Schumer (D–N.Y.) on Friday announced that he has secured an extension of the dairy margin coverage (DMC) program that he says farmers rely on.

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Reactions round-up after 'dairy cliff' is narrowly avoided with 2018 Farm Bill extension - Vimarsana News

Reactions round-up after 'dairy cliff' is narrowly avoided with 2018 Farm Bill extension

US dairies breathed a sigh of relief after an extension to the 2018 Farm Bill was approved last week, but industry insiders are hoping Congress won’t need a full year to pass the new legislation.