Seventeen states including Wisconsin, New Mexico, Minnesota and Arizona reduced production a combined 233 million pounds.

Dairy cull cows marketed through U.S. slaughter plants in August lowest since 2020.

The USDA’s World Ag Supply and Demand Estimates (WASDE) report offers forecasts for dairy, beef and feedstuffs.

As summer fades into fall, the familiar rhythm of the school year begins anew. For dairy farming families, this transition brings unique challenges. Balancing the demands of a busy farm with the back-to-school season requires careful planning, time management and a focus on family activities. Here are some ideas that may help your family navigate this busy time of year.

Dairy cull cows marketed through U.S. slaughter plants in July lowest since 2017.

Seventeen states including New Mexico, Minnesota, Arizona and Idaho reduced production a combined 176 million pounds.

The USDA’s World Ag Supply and Demand Estimates (WASDE) report offers forecasts for dairy, beef and feedstuffs.

Prices for U.S. replacement dairy cows reached an all-time high in July, according to latest quarterly estimates from the USDA. Meanwhile, average cull cow prices increased in June, setting a new record high for a second consecutive month.