Jim Mulhern

NMPF: More Help Needed For Dairy Farmers
NMPF: More Help Needed For Dairy Farmers
NMPF: More Help Needed For Dairy Farmers
Current federal aid programs announced earlier this month to dairy farmers are considered good first steps in helping them navigate the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic and related demand issues, but more will be needed, according to the National Milk Producers Federation ...
White House Announces $19B To Help Farmers
White House Announces $19B To Help Farmers
White House Announces $19B To Help Farmers
On Friday, President Trump announced that help is on its way to assist farmers devastated by the coronavirus pandemic. “The Department of Agriculture will be implementing a 19 billion dollar relief program for our great farmers and ranchers as they cope with the fallout of the global pandemic," President Trump announced. "Ve ...
RMA Will Not Penalized Producers That Dumped Milk
RMA Will Not Penalized Producers That Dumped Milk
RMA Will Not Penalized Producers That Dumped Milk
Last week, the USDA’s Risk Management Agency announced that milk producers will not be inappropriately penalized if their milk must be dumped because of recent market disruptions caused by the coronavirus pandemic. In addition, RMA is extending inspection deadlines, waiving inspection requirements and authorizing more crop insurance transactions over the phone and electronically to help producers
Dairy Groups Unite to Ask Federal Government for Help
The National Milk Producers Federation, the largest dairy organization in the U.S., as well as the International Dairy Foods Association, have come together to ask Ag Secretary Sonny Perdue for help. Jim Mulhern, President and CEO of NMPF, said, “As most of the country shelters in place and large swaths of the foodservice sector come to a standstill, dairy sales outside the retail channels have p
Dairy Farmers Descend on Capitol Hill
Dairy Farmers Descend on Capitol Hill
Dairy Farmers Descend on Capitol Hill
Dairy farmers from the National Milk Producers Federation are in Washington, D.C., this week visiting with lawmakers. The visits are part of a fly-in calling for an agricultural labor bill that could be reconciled with a plan the House approved last year, providing the stable, secure labor force U ...

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