September milk prices jump

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USDA’s preliminary estimate of the September 2014 U.S. average all-milk price, at $25.00/cwt., was up 90¢ from August’s revised estimate, and the highest since April.
Year-to-date, the 2014 average all-milk price stands at $24.30/cwt., up $4.74 from the same period in 2013.
Southeast dairy farmers continued to see the highest prices among major dairy states, at $29.70/cwt. in Florida and $28.300/cwt. in Virginia. Seventeen of the 23 major dairy states saw average milk prices at $25.00/cwt. or higher, with 10 above $26.00/cwt., according to the USDA/NASS Ag Prices report.
Among the largest milk-producing states, Wisconsin’s September all-milk price averaged $26.30/cwt., up $1.90 from August. California, at $23.00/cwt., up 80¢; New York, at $26.40/cwt., and Pennsylvania, at $26.80/cwt., were each up 50¢. Idaho, at $24.00/cwt., was up 80¢. New Mexico, at $22.50/cwt., was up 60¢.
 

Prices received for all milk, major dairy states and U.S. ($/cwt.)
  Sept. 2013 Aug. 2014 Sept. 2014*
Arizona 19.90 24.00 24.30
California 18.71 22.20 23.00
Colorado 20.30 24.10 24.70
Florida 24.20 29.20 29.70
Idaho 19.10 23.20 24.00
Illinois 20.70 24.60 25.60
Indiana 20.90 24.70 25.40
Iowa 20.40 24.60 25.80
Kansas 20.00 23.60 24.50
Michigan 20.60 24.40 25.10
Minnesota 20.20 24.20 26.20
New Mexico 18.90 21.90 22.50
New York 21.40 25.90 26.40
Ohio 21.30 24.90 25.60
Oregon 21.30 25.70 26.20
Pennsylvania 21.90 26.30 26.80
South Dakota 21.00 25.00 26.60
Texas 20.50 24.30 25.00
Utah 19.50 23.80 24.20
Vermont 21.60 26.20 26.90
Virginia 23.40 27.90 28.30
Washington 20.60 25.30 26.00
Wisconsin 20.20 24.40 26.30
United States 20.10 24.10 25.00

 
Source: DairyHerd

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