A dairy analyst says markets are not performing as well as expected to start the year. Robin Schmahl with AgMarket.Net tells Brownfield cash cheese markets have been experiencing unprecedented volatility. “That’s changed the market dynamics a little bit,” he says. “It’s depressed the potential for prices and that dims the outlook coming through this year.” […]
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