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The USDA’s annual Land Values report indicates U.S. agricultural producers saw average land values and cropland rental rates post small increases in 2018.
You’re busy – milking cows, managing employees, attending World Dairy Expo. With that in mind, Progressive Dairyman launched this column: “What happened? What’s next?”
Whether running a clipboard ringside or stalling show strings in the barn, Suzanne Lois is no stranger to Milking Shorthorn exhibitors at World Dairy Expo and, as of this year, she will be the official go-to gal as the breed’s superintendent.
On Oct. 6, during the supreme ceremony, the inaugural presentation of the W. Terry Howard Memorial Trophy will be awarded to the supreme champion of the heifer show.
Individuals who judge youth dairy showmanship contests will be converging for a first-of-its-kind training event, held in conjunction with World Dairy Expo.
Exhibitors and attendees can make their plans to meet up at The Tanbark for a tasty meal or refreshing beverage without ever leaving the World Dairy Expo grounds.
The 20 largest global dairy companies processed about 25.4 percent of the world’s 2017 milk production, according to a biennial report from IFCN, an international dairy research network. The companies processed about 211 million metric tons (MMT) of milk in 2017, up from 200 MMT in 2015.
The USDA’s Risk Management Agency (RMA) authorized the sale of Dairy Revenue Protection (Dairy-RP) insurance policies, effective Oct. 9. Insurance coverage for the first quarter of 2019 (and four quarters thereafter) can be purchased until about Dec. 14, 2018.
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