The USDA is forecasting lower dairy prices for this year despite strong exports. In its latest supply and demand report, the department says increased milk production per cow is expected to rise, along with fat basis exports, given the competitiveness of butter and cheese on the international market. Recent price weakness for butter and cheese […]
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