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The dairy industry is going through major transformation, not just with technology, but how shoppers want to consume milk and why. Statistics show a drop in cereal consumption could be hurting milk demand.

NAFTA negotiations, fewer dairies and tighter margins are all hot topics for the dairy industry this week.

Milk prices have witnessed a wild roller-coaster ride during the last five years but seem to be holding steady at $20 as of lately.

Dairy farmers and trade groups in Iowa, Michigan, New York, Vermont and Wisconsin support the latest trade deal negotiations with Canada and Mexico.

Winter meeting season is over and while the rubber chicken and mini danishes are gone, the lessons should last the rest of the year.

According to the USDA, the domestic demand for dairy has reached a 56-year high. At the same time, farm labor wages are also trending upwards. AgDay’s Betsy Jibben explains more in this week’s Dairy Report.

One of the largest dairy cooperatives in the northeast is implementing a new supply management program in 2020.

Milk production seems unstoppable, but the growth in production is causing pain for dairy farms as some are left without homes to ship their milk.

Market Facilitation Program payments will soon be issued out while rising milk prices are at the forefront of dairy producers’ minds.