Producers weighing #dairy policy shift in new farm bill

As the dust settles on February’s enactment of the Agricultural Act of 2014, commonly referred to as the farm bill, experts continue to analyze the bill’s provisions to determine what the legislation means for farmers in Pennsylvania and beyond. With the U.S. Department of Agriculture busy writing new rules to implement the nearly 1,000-page law, […]

#Dairy farmer commitment

RECENT investment in the WA dairy industry is showing the resilience of producers on the back of some tough years.

#Milk price hike puts question mark over SMP exports

Mother Dairy, one of the biggest sellers of milk in north India, resorted to repeated increase in price of milk, followed by hike in rates by private dairy Gopaljee Ananda right in the middle of flush season of 2013-14.

#Dairy prices rise at latest auction

Dairy product prices have risen for the second GlobalDairyTrade (GDT) auction in a row, led by butter and whole milk powder, while volumes continued to retreat.

2014 looks to be promising for #dairy farmers

Looking back at 2013, many producers would say it was a pretty good year; milk prices went up, feed prices dropped and the U.S. exported a record amount of dairy. Although there is always uncertainly in the upcoming year, many dairy economists are positioning 2014 to be an even more profitable.

#Milk price outlook, the unforeseen risk of the US’

“The huge increase in supplies of natural gas and oil in the US and Canada will probably pose a strong risk to future Irish milk price by enabling US milk producers to be competitive at lower prices than before.”