Sixteen states including Texas, Idaho and Kansas boosted milk production a combined 418 million pounds in April.

In news affecting a dairy producer's bottom line the third week of June 2025: July’s Class I base milk price climbs to $18.82 per cwt, the Canadian government passes bill to protect dairy in future trade talks, fluid milk sales and GDT are down, and scholarships are available to dairy producers attending YDLI.

In dairy-related news the second week of June 2025: A new IDFA report highlights dairy’s economic impact, America’s oldest cheesemaker seeks new stewardship, agenda announced for California Creamery Operators Association annual meeting, and the CDCB integrates genotyping-by-sequencing technology.

In news affecting dairy farmers' bottom lines at the start of June 2025: The Senate Ag Committee advances the Whole Milk for Healthy Kids Act, Darigold opens largest dairy processing facility in the Northwest, and farmer sentiment reaches a four-year high.

Eighteen states including Texas, Idaho and Kansas boosted milk production a combined 387 million pounds in April.

Making headlines as the calendar moved from April to May 2025: The U.S. and Indonesia sign landmark dairy agreement, USTR calls out misuse of common food names, May FSA interest rates slightly lower and news from two dairy cooperatives.

In news affecting dairy producers' bottom lines the last full week of April 2025: May Class I drops to $18.37 per cwt, a final rule reauthorizes the Dairy Forward Pricing Program, IDFA to eliminate artificial colors in school dairy products, and Chobani invests $1.2 billion in New York processing plant.

Fifteen states including Texas, Idaho and South Dakota boosted milk production a combined 303 million pounds in March.

Here is news affecting dairy producers' bottom lines in the middle of April 2025.

Nineteen states including California, Wisconsin, Minnesota and Washington reduced milk production a combined 554 million pounds in February.