Milk Prices By U.S. & State Increase Nationally & In Each State

November milk prices improve slightly, up $0.60 per cwt to $18.30. The increase lifts milk prices to a new high for the year and remains above the 27-month average. Milk prices have steadily increased for six months in a row, improving by $3.70 since May.

Milk prices improved most in Michigan, Missouri, New Mexico, Ohio and Pennsylvania, rising 90 cents in each of the five states. Milk prices are highest in the state of Florida, selling for $22.10 per cwt. Milk prices are $16.50 per cwt in California, the lowest of any state.

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