The October Federal Order Class III benchmark milk price hit a five-year high at $18.72 per hundredweight, up 41 cents from September, $3.19 above October 2018, and the highest Class III since November 2014. The October Class IV milk price is $16.39, up 4 cents from September and $1.38 above a year ago. Courtesy: Mielke Market Weekly
Dairy
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USDEC spotlights U.S. Dairy's sustainability progress as IFT begins
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Dairy Defined: Value vs. Volume Key to Understanding the Lie
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NMPF’s Bjerga on Dairy Trade and “Sharing Our Story”
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NMPF’s Galen on U.S. Dairy’s Concerns with USMCA Implementation
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How we build cash reserves to prepare for small milk checks
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Congress Urges U.S. Government to Secure Greater Dairy Access in Japan by Swiftly Pursuing Phase Two Agreement
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NMPF Praises USDA for FMD Preparedness with Initial Vaccine Purchase
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Dairy Strong Blog: Researcher says robots should help farmers, not replace them
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Dairy Defined: USMCA’s Arrival a Reason to Celebrate – and Keep Working, NMPF’s Morris Says
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U.S. dairy export volume hits 2-year high
Beef
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BeefTalk: The Next Chapter: Some Happy, Some Sad
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BeefTalk: Say ‘I Can,’ Not ‘I Can’t’
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BeefTalk: Data are the Foundation for Developing Cattle Goals
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BeefTalk: Cowsonality Important to a Productive Cow Herd
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BeefTalk: The Challenge of Managing Human Resources
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BeefTalk: Add Value to Market Cows and Bulls
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BeefTalk: Market Cows and Bulls Rather Than Cull
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BeefTalk: Cows as Combines
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BeefTalk: 2018 Cow-Calf Production Benchmarks
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BeefTalk: Economic Greats - 93 Percent of Cow’s Weight Harvested
