The USDA says U.S. milk production rose again in February. The National Agriculture Statistics Service says the 24 major milk-producing states made 17.6 billion pounds of milk, 3.1% more than a year ago and 3.6% higher than a month ago. USDA also revised its January production figure to 19.1 billion pounds. Nationwide, production was 18.3 […]
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