These days, farm subsidies are blamed for lots of things, even the nation’s obesity epidemic. Critics say the billions of dollars in annual subsidies encourage farmers to grow too much grain. Prices drop, food gets cheaper, and we eat too much. Seems like a simple equation, except it’s not.

Europe’s biggest farms will see their EU agricultural subsidies capped at E300,000 a year under draft proposals to reform the bloc’s farmpolicy from 2014, according to a leaked draft.

Recent high temperatures and high-priced feed expected to constrain growth in per-cow milk.

Kraft has increased advertising and used other ways to blunt the increase in commodity price costs.

Scientists with the USDA look at ways to get more corn to one of the fastest growing dairy states.

The South American country hits a pothole on the road to becoming a challenger to U.S. dairy export ambitions.