We are beginning to see the term “make allowance” in dairy headlines, and it is important to understand what it means and how it works

The Federal Milk Marketing Order (FMMO) started in California on November 1, 2018, which means we have been operating under the FMMO for 39 months

Inflation. There isn’t a day that goes by in which that word doesn’t grab a headline these days. It’s at a new 40-year high at 7.9%

With milk futures prices nearing or at record highs, it’d be easy to sit back and enjoy a solid year that dairy farmers have long waited for

Just over two months into the new year, it has become clear that 2022 will hold many of the same fluctuations and fears of the past pandemic few years

Preliminary totals have come in, and those totals don’t look favorable for fluid milk. Sales slumped 4.1% by sliding from 46.2 billion to 44.3 billion pounds when comparing 2020 to 2021, according...

Milk prices in New Zealand matter to dairy farmers in the United States because the island nation is the world’s largest dairy exporter

We can’t fully explain current dairy prices without looking at the world market. While U.S. milk production fell below year-ago levels in November and December

They aren’t always perfect, but we know we can depend on our automated milking systems

Today’s milk case offers a variety of products differentiated by flavor, fat content, package size, and other characteristics that call out to consumers, but that’s not all

The global milk production forecast calls for minimal growth from New Zealand and the European Union, the world’s top two dairy export markets

“At $67 billion, dairy is the biggest category in the U.S. retail food business,” shared Paul Ziemnisky. However, in retail channels, dairy is more than products made from cow’s milk

Last week I had the opportunity to attend the Western Dairy Management Conference in Reno, Nev. Let me just say that it was amazing to be at an in-person conference

Class IV futures contracts have been trading higher on the CME when compared to Class III. Of course, Class IV tracks products such as dry milk powders and butter

With unsettled supply chains induced by shipping and trucking shortfalls both domestically and internationally, dairy price forecasts have become equally unsettled

Even though global milk production rose a collective 2.9% this past year, dairy demand kept pace with the growth

Milk pricing just may be one of the most complex topics in American agriculture

The combination of higher feed costs and falling milk prices induced the largest payments so far this year for USDA’s dairy insurance program

Unprecedented large negative producer price differentials (PPDs) have bedeviled dairy producer’s milk checks over the past year

State milk prices may finally be returning to normal following wild fluctuations due to the health pandemic