Milk production rose slightly in September and for the third quarter overall. USDA says September production in the 24 major milk producing states was 17.5 billion pounds, up two-tenths of a percent from a year ago but lower than the previous month. August production was revised to 18.2 billion pounds, half a percent higher than […]
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