Source: CoBank news release
The U.S. dairy industry has long relied on monthly milk production data from the USDA to track the trajectory of milk supplies available for processing and to project potential dairy product output. Historically, falling milk production...
Source: USDA
Summary
The 2024 forecasts for the average number of milk cows, milk per cow, and total milk production are lowered to 9.335 million (- 5,000) head, 24,200 (-30) pounds, and 225.9 (-0.4) billion pounds, respectively. The downward revisions are...
Source: USDA
The 2024 forecasts for the average number of milk cows, milk per cow, and total milk production are lowered to 9.335 million (- 5,000) head, 24,200 (-30) pounds, and 225.9 (-0.4) billion pounds, respectively. The downward revisions are...
Source: USDA news release
Over time, the inputs used in producing the U.S. farm outputs have shifted from land (categorized as part of capital) and labor toward intermediate inputs, such as fertilizers, pesticides, energy, and purchased services. Meanwhile, the quality...
Even though dairy cow slaughter popped higher during the last two weeks of data following the short fourth of July week, dairy cow culling continues well below last year. Reduced dairy cow culling is likely to continue the rest...
Source: USDA
See the latest Livestock, Dairy, and Poultry Outlook report.
Report Summary
Dairy: The 2024 forecasts for the average number of milk cows, milk per cow, and total milk production are lowered to 9.340 million head, 24,230 pounds, and 226.3 billion...
by Ani Katchova, Suraksha Baral, Rae Ju, and Carl Zulauf,
Department of Agricultural, Environmental and Development Economics, Ohio State University
The Census of Agriculture, which is conducted every five years by the US Department of Agriculture (USDA), provides a comprehensive picture...
Source: USDA
by Jeffrey Gillespie, Eric Njuki, and Angel Terán
The milk production segment of the U.S. dairy industry has experienced significant change over the past two decades. This study uses USDA’s Agricultural Resource Management Survey (ARMS) dairy version data (and...
Episode Description
11 months of lower milk production, yet making it up in protein and fat.
The perfect storm that’s brewing in the grain market.
And how to get a grip on your true profitability by managing your margins.
Source: USDA
The 2024 forecast for the average number of milk cows is revised upward to 9.350 million head on recent inventory data and improved margins. The forecasts for milk per cow and total milk production are lowered to 24,265...
