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Rabobank: Domestic Dairy Demand to Climb in 2018
Rabobank: Domestic Dairy Demand to Climb in 2018
Rabobank: Domestic Dairy Demand to Climb in 2018
Domestic demand for dairy products like natural cheese and butter, along with premium dairy products, should rise in the second half of 2018.  That prediction comes from Rabobank in its Dairy Quarterly 1 Report.   “The stronger economic growth is projected to come mostly from the recent tax policy change, which translates to stronger dairy demand through increased food service and retail sales,” t
Dairy Rally in 2017
Dairy Rally in 2017
Dairy Rally in 2017
Most ag commodities are still under pressure as we start 2017.  The one commodity that had better luck at the end of the year…dairy, with those contracts higher to close out 2016.  There’s some optimism surrounding future prices for dairy producers and Rabobank expects that optimism to continue well in to 2017.  Rabobank predicts th...
Rabobank Issues Report on Reshaping Food Sector
Rabobank Issues Report on Reshaping Food Sector
Rabobank Issues Report on Reshaping Food Sector
The Rabobank Food and Agriculture Advisory Group issued a report on how the future is shaping up for North American agriculture, especially focusing in on agribusinesses over the next five years.  The results show farmers will have an incentive to consolidate, streamline their operations, and respond to consumer desires.  ...
Rabobank: Land Rent Values Must Decline
A new report from Rabobank says land rent values must decline for U.S. agriculture commodity production activity to remain economically viable.  The report explores the impact of low commodity prices on land values and rent prices.  Rabobank says from 2006 to 2013, significant increases in commodity prices, due to surging demand, signaled the need for more land to be converted to row crop producti
Rabobank Advising Farmers to Limit and Cut Production Cost
Rabobank Advising Farmers to Limit and Cut Production Cost
Rabobank Advising Farmers to Limit and Cut Production Cost
Amid a third year of negative margins, farmers need to cut production costs to maintain access to capital, according to a new report by Rabobank.   The report says the next several years will be tough because farmers typically can only survive a couple years of negative income and still access operating capital and loans.  Th...