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Class III, Class IV Continue Moving Higher
Average Class III price through 2018 is now near $16. Class IV markets jumped 35 cents on average.
Under the new agreement, co-op members would no longer be allowed to deduct 20% of their sales. But farmers who sell only to co-ops would likely get a deduction that flows through from the cooperative.
With the implementation of a spot dry whey daily market, more accurate information is available for decision making in the marketplace.
While production in the U.S., EU, New Zealand and Australia continues to grow, it's growing at a slower rate.
While most of the conversation about overcoming the poor prices currently plaguing the industry is centered on boosting exports, Mike Opperman, editor of Farm Journal’s MILK, says not to overlook domestic demand.
Analysts say the House draft of the Farm Bill could make its way out of the House Agriculture Committee as early as Wednesday this week.
GMO corn better for cows than non-GMO varieties, studies show
A judicial review expected to take months is completed in three weeks.
After a week of hints and uncertainty, President Donald Trump on Thursday announced tariffs on imported steel and aluminum but with temporary exemptions for Canada and Mexico as he seeks to revise the North American Free Trade Agreement.
In their March World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates report, USDA delivered a mixed bag of milk price forecasts.