From Canberra to Chicago, and Wellington to Warsaw, milk output continues to underwhelm. After slight growth in February, European...

The mercury is rising in the Southwest, and the cows in Texas, New Mexico, and Arizona are suffering in triple digit temperatures. But...

The dairy markets continue to wrestle with the invisible hand, seeking an equilibrium between tight supplies and waning demand. As...

The dairy markets are still concerned about demand. Global milk output is growing slowly, if at all, and dairy product inventories are...

The Save Our Communities meeting was held in Visalia this morning, with more than 250 people in attendance. Roger Isom, President & CEO...

For months, the dairy markets have focused on shrinking global milk output and barriers to rapid expansion. Tight supplies pushed...

The dairy markets seem a bit befuddled. They moved this way and that without much conviction this week. Prices are historically...

Spring has arrived, and the dairy markets swooned accordingly. Milk powder was especially weak. At Tuesday’s...

Last week, we sent an e-blast to our members of an article published on Water Wrights providing a great overview of Governor...

Up and up and up again. CME spot Cheddar barrels gained another 7.25ȼ this week and reached $2.44 per pound. That’s the highest price...

A very important paper was released this week outlining a dairy facility's water consumption. This is a particularly important paper...

With the Easter holiday around the corner and students enjoying vacations, spring appears to have sprung. Milk production is...

It took me a while, but I finally got through all 122 pages of the court order, issued a few weeks ago by Federal District Court Judge...

The dairy markets are getting accustomed to the altitude. Last week, Q2 Class III contracts summited briefly above $25/cwt., while Q3...

Rising costs and waning milk output pushed the U.S. dairy markets higher once again this week. Cheese led the way. CME spot Cheddar...

The commodity markets were unsettled this week as supply concerns, demand signals, and geopolitical conflict jockeyed for influence...

The Federal Milk Marketing Order (FMMO) started in California on November 1, 2018, which means we have been operating under the FMMO...

The commodity boom continues to thunder through the feed and dairy markets. Once again, the storm roared loudest in the wheat pits...

Russia intensified its brutal attacks in Ukraine, and feed and energy prices soared. Crude oil closed today at $115.68 per...

Global milk output is shrinking, and the deficits are getting bigger. In December, milk production among the world’s five largest...