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Tariff tensions with China sent ripples through the whey market, dragging down spot and futures prices and putting pressure on Class III milk contracts.

As generations become further removed from the farm, the need for people who can educate and inspire future livestock leaders has never been greater. Dan Hoge shares his secrets to reach the next generation.

China’s rapid growth in milk production appears to be over for now.

Through dedication to Fir Ridge Holsteins and the Oregon dairy community, Ida Ruby’s efforts ensure the local dairy industry remains robust, nurturing the community as well as the dreamers and doers of tomorrow.

Although vague, Trump’s comments during his Cabinet meeting are the most detailed the administration has provided on the fate of farmworkers without legal status — who make up half the farm sector’s workforce — under his plan for mass deportations.

While markets responded positively to yesterday’s news of delays, continued pressure on China leaves the future of dairy prices up in the air.

Rising tariffs between the U.S. and China are putting pressure on key dairy exports like whey and lactose, sparking concern over the potential of lost sales and falling prices.

Farming is hard work, but using technology to make farming “smart” can make it easier.

Class III futures saw a strong rebound with significant gains in May and June contracts, while cheese prices edged higher, despite ongoing U.S.-China tariff tensions impacting dairy markets.