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A recent story from the Wall Street Journal pointed out that consumers who previously purchased organic milk are now buying alternative products like almond or soy “milk.”

Farmer-owned cooperative grows membership 16 percent, staying true to its mission to save family farms.

Members of the dairy industry are glad to see some aid coming to farmers following what could be $1.8 billion in losses because of tariffs in 2018.

In the latest USDA World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates report, the overall milk price was unchanged despite a projected increase in milk production.

The U.S. Department of Agriculture has lowered it's milk price projection for 2018 by $0.80/cwt in the latest World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates.

Industry groups are asking for emergency assistance from the U.S. Department of Agriculture to address milk prices.

Milk prices are slated to rise heading into and through 2017 while production slows, according to USDA's World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates.

The “Dairy Farm Sustainability Act” would create a price floor for milk and would trigger payments when prices drop.

Here are the key numbers from Thursday's release of the Acreage and quarterly Grain Stocks reports.

In their October World Agriculture Supply and Demand Estimates report, USDA boosted both milk production and the 2019 all milk price forecast.

Eighty seven percent of those voting were in favor of continuing the quota program if a Federal Order is enacted in the state.

Supply management requires three things: The ability to control milk prices, production discipline and import controls.

Milk production is slated to be down 100 million lb. from last month in the latest World Agricultural Demand and Estimates report from USDA, while prices could be almost $2 cwt lower than last February.

In Tuesday’s WASDE report, USDA lowered Class III, Class IV and the all-milk price forecasts despite leaving milk production estimates unchanged.

From bankruptcy to low milk prices, dairy farmers share their biggest worries in 2019.

Concluding a successful two-day summit, leaders of U.S. and Mexican dairy industry organizations pledged last week to work together on boosting trade between the two countries, address mutual challenges and increase dai