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NICMA’s Annual Meeting to Mark 75th Anniversary

January 2, 2020 DairyBusiness News Yoda 0

The National Ice Cream Mix Association (NICMA) is celebrating its 75th anniversary from January 19-23 at its Annual Meeting and Convention at the Lago Mar Resort & Club in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida. The annual event [Read More …]

KDA Participates in Reverse Trade Mission from Costa Rica

January 2, 2020 DairyBusiness News Yoda 0

In early December 2019, the Kansas Department of Agriculture and American International Charolais Association hosted a delegation of Costa Rican beef sector stakeholders. The delegates were nominated by the Costa Rican National Institute of Innovation [Read More …]

Dairy Defined Podcast: NMPF’s Vitaliano Discusses Dairy’s Recovery

January 2, 2020 DairyBusiness News Yoda 0

U.S. milk prices ended 2019 at their highest in five years. And while 2020 may see those gains cool off a bit, they should stay high enough for many producers to start recovering [Read More …]

Seminars at 2020 World Ag Expo®

January 2, 2020 DairyBusiness News Yoda 0

Select your Seminars Now Seminars at World Ag Expo® are open to attendees and exhibitors and are included with the price of admission. Topics include Dairy, Irrigation, Policy, Hemp and more. The 2020 show will [Read More …]

Dates Announced for Phase 3 California Quota Meetings

January 2, 2020 DairyBusiness News Team DP 0

Phase 3 meetings regarding options for the California quota program will be held on January 6-8 throughout the state. At these meetings, Dr. Marin Bozic and Matt Gould will present the three proposals brought forward [Read More …]

Year-End Trade Deals Offer Hope for U.S. Business in 2020

January 2, 2020 DairyBusiness News Yoda 0

December 2019 has yielded some potentially significant relief to U.S. businesses and agricultural producers that may improve the terms of trade in 2020 after a prolonged period of increasing and damaging friction in U.S.-China and [Read More …]

Early bird registration rates expire on January 6 – Register today!

January 2, 2020 DairyBusiness News Yoda 0

Course Information In this course, you will learn the basics of transition cow management then quickly build from there. Please note – topics in the course were also presented in the 2018 Transition Cow Management [Read More …]

Local dairy co-op loses Kraft contract

January 2, 2020 DairyBusiness News Yoda 0

A cooperative of almost 30 farmers earlier this month lost its contract to ship to Kraft Heinz next year, leaving it scrambling to find a buyer for most of its milk. Kraft told the Jefferson [Read More …]

December 2019 Dairy Market Report is now available!

January 2, 2020 DairyBusiness News Yoda 0

The December 2019 Dairy Market Report issue is now available online. Recently reported wholesale and farm-level milk and dairy-product prices continue to be their highest since at least the beginning of 2015. Stockpiles [Read More …]

The 2019 Global Dairy Business Year in Review

January 1, 2020 DairyBusiness News Team DP 0

We curate a one-stop, one-of-a-kind historical archive of the most important global dairy business developments of the year. The U.S. Dairy Export Council tracks global dairy business developments every day from news and other sources around [Read More …]

Year: 2020

NICMA’s Annual Meeting to Mark 75th Anniversary

KDA Participates in Reverse Trade Mission from Costa Rica

Dairy Defined Podcast: NMPF’s Vitaliano Discusses Dairy’s Recovery

Seminars at 2020 World Ag Expo®

Dates Announced for Phase 3 California Quota Meetings

Year-End Trade Deals Offer Hope for U.S. Business in 2020

Early bird registration rates expire on January 6 – Register today!

Local dairy co-op loses Kraft contract

December 2019 Dairy Market Report is now available!

The 2019 Global Dairy Business Year in Review

Building Confidence Through Support

What is Causing Financial Volatility in the Dairy Industry? Digging Deeper – Part II

Rethinking Protein Quality: Why Canola Meal Stands Out for High-Producing Dairy Cows

Do You Care Enough to Fix It?