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Milk Production Expected To Drop
Milk Production Expected To Drop
Milk Production Expected To Drop
“Given weaker returns going forward along with a few other factors we reduced our milk production forecast by 900,000 pounds this month."   But, despite that, dairy production year-over-year is still forecasted up according, to USDA world agricultural outlook board chair Mark Jekanowski.  He noted...
NMPF Unanimously Endorses Marketing Order Modernization Plan
NMPF Unanimously Endorses Marketing Order Modernization Plan
NMPF Unanimously Endorses Marketing Order Modernization Plan
Earlier this week, National Milk Producers Federation leadership unanimously endorsed a proposal to modernize the Federal Milk Marketing Order milk-pricing system.  The plan includes returns to the "higher of" Class I mover, discontinuing including barrel cheese in the protein component price formula.  It exte...
USDA Raises Milk Production Price Forecasts
USDA Raises Milk Production Price Forecasts
USDA Raises Milk Production Price Forecasts
Production forecasts for U.S. dairy for this calendar year, and next, both rose in the USDA’s latest outlook.   “Both years, we raised by 400 million pounds, so we’re looking at 227 billion pounds milk production for the current calendar year, and 229.2 billion pounds for n...
USDA Predicts More Milk Production, Lower Prices
USDA Predicts More Milk Production, Lower Prices
USDA Predicts More Milk Production, Lower Prices
Milk production forecasts are up for 2022 and 2023.   “That’s reflecting higher cow numbers," said World Agricultural Outlook Board Chair Mark Jekanowski.  "We expect milk production to be higher than we were forecasting in July and will continue to increase year-over-year.  Now we’re forecasting ab...
NWFCS Profitable Returns Expected for Dairy, Cattle
NWFCS Profitable Returns Expected for Dairy, Cattle
NWFCS Profitable Returns Expected for Dairy, Cattle
As we start our six-part Northwest Farm Credit Services Quarterly Commodity snapshot series, we take a look at dairy and beef. Northwest Farm Credit Services Vice President Bill Perry says their outlook for cattle suggests slightly profitable returns for cow/calf producers ...
Washington Dairy Industry Trying To Adapt To Challenges Of 2022
Washington Dairy Industry Trying To Adapt To Challenges Of 2022
Washington Dairy Industry Trying To Adapt To Challenges Of 2022
The dairy industry in Washington is adjusting to the overtime requirements that took effect January 1st of this year. Washington State Dairy Federation president, Henry Benthem, said some workers are having to pick up second jobs because dairy farmers can't swing the overtime costs. " ...

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