What Do Recent Falling Feed Prices Mean for Dairy Producers?
10:43 | 09/07/2022
The rollercoaster dip of yesterday’s global dairy trade auction, falling 4.1% in its overall index, also followed suit with feed prices dropping. Yesterday, September corn closed below $6/bu., August soybeans dropped 70.5 cents to $14.39 and August soybean meal fell to $410/ton.
New Zealand to price sheep, cow emissions
22:41 | 08/06/2022
It would be the first country to make farmers pay for emissions
Weekly global protein digest: improving supply chains, McDonald's, US dairy report
21:05 | 07/06/2022
Analyst Jim Wyckoff shares an update on the US futures market, USDA reports and global protein news.
Australia to ship 1.25 mln baby formula cans to US
21:10 | 30/05/2022
The shipment should help ease a nationwide shortage
Dairy” Farms are Going Away
21:20 | 18/05/2022
It’s a brave new world in agriculture, and that includes the U.S. dairy industry.
Safety Tools for Every Dairy
12:21 | 05/05/2022
The lists of tasks to complete on a dairy is never-ending, but worker safety should reign as the highest priority for mangers.
Dairy Must Face Forced-Labor Claims by Mexican Veterinarians
21:45 | 27/04/2022
A U.S. appeals court on Monday revived a lawsuit by six Mexican veterinarians who claim an Idaho dairy forced them to milk cows and perform other menial tasks, and threatened them with deportation if they refused.
Milk Futures Gain More Momentum
22:13 | 15/03/2022
The milk markets began Monday with solid performances in Class III and IV. Class III values added 8 to 20 cents/cwt in Q2 2022 while Q3 added 30 cents and Q4 2022 jumped 30-52 cents/cwt. First half 2023 ranged from 6-27 stronger in the months that traded. Class IV markets had more limited trade and gains adding 9-24 cents in the May through December 2022 contracts.
Larson Acres Leans on Genomics to Make Genetic Progress
21:45 | 13/03/2022
When Larson Acres purchased truckloads of cattle in 2010, they didn’t have much information on those first-calf heifers that helped fuel their expansion. Since then, the herd has doubled in size, with 2,500 lactating cattle on their century family farm in Evansville, Wis.
Pandemic boosts Swiss demand for organic dairy products - study
11:21 | 02/03/2022
It's uncertain if changing consumer habits are here to stay
