Thursday, Jan. 22, 2026 2-3 p.m. ET
Join NMPF’s Economics Team for an hour-long webinar examining the forces poised to shape the U.S. dairy industry in the year ahead. The session will explore domestic and global trends influencing milk prices, supply and demand, and international trade. From market pressures and key economic drivers to policy developments and export prospects, participants will gain valuable perspective on what to expect in 2026 and how it could affect farmers’ milk checks.
SPEAKERS
Will Loux serves as the Senior Vice President of Global Economic Affairs for NMPF and the U.S. Dairy Export Council. In this role, he leads the two organizations’ joint economics team, which provides forward-looking analysis and insight into U.S. and international dairy markets. Loux and his team speak frequently at various U.S. and global dairy conferences and engage closely with stakeholders worldwide to forecast market dynamics and their effects on the U.S. dairy industry.
Stephen Cain serves as the Vice President of Economic Research and Market Analysis with NMPF, supporting the federation through the analysis of both domestic and international dairy markets. He regularly publishes reports on dairy market dynamics and provides ad-hoc analysis on a wide range of dairy and related areas. Prior to joining NMPF, Cain worked as an agribusiness consultant with IHS Markit, where he covered a number of commodities and specialized in economic impact analysis.
This session is specifically intended for cooperative staff, dairy farmers and associate members affiliated with NMPF. NMPF reserves the right to deny participation in this webinar to non-members.
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