Digest Highlights: The USDA will buy $20 million worth of cheddar cheese. Kentucky grant benefits struggling consumers, producers. Find these and other news summaries affecting dairy farmers here.

Yogurt has long been known as a food that is nutritious and comes with health beneftis. It looks like it now may feature more good news for the heart.

June marks the kickoff of year two of Undeniably Dairy, a multi-year campaign designed to reignite consumers’ love for dairy while building their trust in the practices of the community – from farm to table.

Thousands of people, as well as a few cows and goats, will gather for the second annual Kickin’ It With the Cows Run/Walk in De Pere, Wisconsin, on July 7. The event, organized by the Dairy Cares of Wisconsin group, benefits critically ill children in the Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin.

Practice, practice, practice makes perfect, and it is what separates the blue-ribbon winners from the rest in a dairy showmanship competition.

Digest Highlights: Dairy organizations launch campaign to show dairy industry’s economic impact. House may take another vote on 2018 Farm Bill in late June. March fluid milk sales down again. Most common agribusiness insurance claims revealed. Find these and other news summaries affecting dairy farmers here.

The news is mixed as a deadline looms for dairy farmers facing the loss of their milk markets on June 1.

Important dates to participate in either of two available federal dairy income margin insurance programs are approaching.

April 2018 U.S. milk production posted its smallest year-over-year increase dating back to January 2016, inserting some optimism into the price picture.

The Innovation Center for U.S. Dairy’s seventh annual U.S. Dairy Sustainability Awards were presented during a ceremony at the Morton Arboretum in Lisle, Illinois, on May 16.