This is the first time global markets have been up in the aggregate since mid-July, and only the second time since May.…

The proposed new revisions, ag groups fear, would set livestock siting back 15 years.

Growth will depend on how rise of non-feed costs impact producer margins.

Signup for the program, which guarantees a payout to those who enroll, ends Friday

Growth potential is significant in these markets, but tariffs pose challenges. 

Waters of the U.S. had been broadly defined by the Obama administration. 

Depleted stocks are behind the higher prices. It will depend on how fast those stocks are replenished.

More milk per cow is expected to offset a smaller national herd. Higher product prices will keep Class III prices moving upward. 

Bankers and analysts alike agree that producers should use this time to prepare their finances for 2020.

Tyne Morgan will host a live “U.S. Farm Report” Market Roundtable taping where analysts will share their thoughts on what will happen to milk markets over the next year.