Dairy Farming Industry and Market News

At the Exchange, open interest is the measurement of the amount of open and outstanding contracts held by buyers and sellers that have yet to be offset.  

Markets continue to be unimpressed as the Friday CME spot dairy session unfolded.  

Class III milk prices started softer on Thursday and then strengthened after the products traded lower.

This new module can potentially decrease a farm's carbon footprint and increase its bottom line by identifying where to save energy.

Event #180 took place on the Global Dairy Trade auction on Tuesday, the last trade before the Chinese New Year holiday. In it, some interesting results.

As processors seek less fresh product CME spot prices become vulnerable to greater price decline, a trend that has been in place since early November.

Each week, the USDA publishes the national retail report that gives an inside look at what is happening among the nation’s retailers in terms of promotional campaigns on a product by product basis.

Projected income over feed costs is substantially higher than last year if current estimates are realized. Yet, there are many things that could impact prices requiring that we not become complacent and forego a marketing plan.

Class III markets were caught in a mixed session on Wednesday as markets traded both higher and lower through the course of 2017.

For the month of February, Tuesday marks the third successive day of higher price action, with the market moving 99 cents from the January 5 low to Tuesday’s high.