2018 a year of highs and lows for the dairy industry
It has been a year of highs and lows and a few frustrations for the dairy industry.
Farmers: enough is enough
But dairy farmers not compliant on effluent matters can be easily fixed.
Midwest dairy producers capture growing returns from checkoff
As 2018 comes to a close, a commodity organization reflects great strides made within the past year.
Chinese dairy company under investigation after children pour out free school milk
Authorities will look into whether Hunan Xiangmi Dairy falsely presented itself as an authorised supplier to 110,000 pupils
It has been barred from supplying products to schools and samples are being tested for quality
NSW dairy inquiry identifies cost pressure
The inquiry found a retail price of $1 per litre for drinking milk had hurt the industry
Dairy farming is dying. After 40 years, I’m done.
After 40 years of dairy farming, I sold my herd of cows this summer. The herd had been in my family since 1904; I know all 45 cows by name. I couldn’t find anyone who wanted to take over our farm — who would? Dairy farming is little more than hard work and possible economic suicide.
Ohio dairy returning to ‘more intimate’ option: bottled milk
On 100 acres of pasture tucked in the rolling hills, sits a barn just six minutes outside of Belpre and Little Hocking.
It’s called Twin Pines Dairy, and that’s where a family of five is forging a new path down an old-fashioned road.
U.S. dairy farmers pick leaders from Utah, Idaho
The United Dairy Industry Association’s board of directors elected John Brubaker, owner of Knott Run Dairy in Buhl, Idaho, treasurer at the national dairy industry’s recent annual meeting in Phoenix, according to a press release.
Be bold, be brave and be brilliant at conference
We have identified that as an industry we need to be bold and brilliant to overcome obstacles …
Southland's dairy sector likely to become more 'added-value'
New Zealand’s $17.2 billion dairying industry continues to be the largest export sector, creating regional growth, and unsurprisingly, it continues to vye with tourism as the top earner for Southland and the largest employer ahead of meat processing and manufacturing.