A larger and more productive dairy herd pushed production levels to the highest levels of the year in May. Total U.S. milk production was up 2.3 percent in May, with production reaching 20.6 billion pounds. Per-cow production increased eight pounds from last year. USDA says farmers increased the dairy herd size by 184,000 head from last May, […]
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