India's massive thirst for milk
A New Zealander is working with three partners to ‘revolutionise’ the dairying sector, writes Nigel Stirling. By Nigel Stirling.
The slow destruction of our region’s dairy industry
The year 2016 shapes up as one of the worst for Massachusetts dairy farmers, a hallowed occupation being hollowed out by one of the most dire business climates in agriculture. Editorial.
New York Today: Empire State of Dairy
Good morning on this sun-starved Wednesday. By ALEXANDRA S. LEVINE
Anyone for camelcino? Camel milk set to be big business for east Africa
Camel milk is increasingly being recognised for its health benefits, and the FAO estimates the trade could be worth $10bn
Technology helps find gold
Fonterra has invested heavily into innovation and intellectual property. Now it has developed a new milk fingerprinting process, explains Bill Bennett
U.S. Farm Incomes to Hit Lowest Level Since 2009
USDA report notes cost-cutting by farmers amid commodity price slump, revises net farm income estimate upward from February forecast. By JESSE NEWMAN
Muller confirms October milk price rise
Muller has written to dairy farmers to confirm that its standard litre milk price will increase by an average of 1 pence per litre from October 1st 2016.
France grants extra aid to milk farmers to cut output amid oversupply
Aug 30 France will supplement a set of European subsidies announced last month to encourage milk producers to cut output and reduce overproduction to avert a collapse in prices, Agriculture Minister Stephane Le Foll said on Tuesday.
High value products need a point of difference
Heading into a third year of low prices, questions have to be asked whether the dairy industry is on a false path. If so, where is the path back to firm ground? asks Keith Woodford. By Keith Woodford
En agosto el precio relativo de la leche comienza a salir del pozo
Igual no alcanza para la mayor parte de los tamberos. Primera mejora importante del valor medido en “moneda maíz”.