Milk production rose during March. USDA’s National Ag Statistics Service says production jumped to 19 billion pounds, which is 1% higher than a year ago and two billion pounds higher than February. USDA also revised the February production totals to 17 billion pounds, or 26 million pounds more than originally estimated. The number of milk […]
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