Production was down for most dairy products in February. USDA’s monthly report shows the only products with more production were frozen yogurt, which was up 2.7% from February of last year and butter, which was 2.6% higher than a year ago. Butter production did dip from January 7.1% with 203 million pounds produced in February. […]
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