Australian dairy producers ‘could ship fresh milk to China’
A Dutch logistics and engineering company that specialises in the global transport of perishable liquids believes Australia’s dairy industry could send large volumes of fresh milk to Asia by boat.
Rabobank Dairy Quarterly Q1: US Producers Not Yet Out Of The Woods
Despite a recent rally in dairy commodity prices, up from January lows, Rabobank’s Q1 2015 report on the dairy industry finds that suppliers are not out of the woods yet.
Dairy Farmers struggling
The cost of producing a litre of milk is around 30 pence, yet farmers are receiving as little as 20 pence per litre at the farm gate.
Dairy farmers take to streets to urge public to buy British
Dairy farmers in the North East swapped their milk parlours for the pavements to rally public support for local producers.
How My Dairy Is Preparing for 2015's Downturn
Four tactics from Georgia’s top milk producer.
‘There is just too much milk in the world’
United Dairy Farmers’ Group Chief Executive Dr David Dobbin is advising milk producers in Northern Ireland to ease back on output levels over the coming months.
Milk producers may have to wait for price recovery
Milk producers may have to wait until 2016 to see a revival in prices, US farm officials said, forecasting continued rises in output from New Zealand, the top exporting country, despite lower values.
Forage expert helps China dairy producers
Imagine a dairy farm with 140,000 cows and 90,000 acres of corn silage.
Outrage as more milk price cuts expected
Milk price misery for dairy farmers is about to get worse amid reports that a number of major producers will announce further cuts this week.
Better milk prices fail to stem exodus
Number of milk producers still declining by about 10% annually, and has fallen from about 12,500 in 1991 to 1,820 at the most recent count.