June 9, 2026

Dairy market report

Source: Ever.Ag

Butter climbed $0.0250 from last Friday to close at $1.6925 per pound. Cheese markets had a fairly quiet week, with blocks closing at $1.4725 per pound, a $0.0025 loss from last Friday. Barrels held steady at $1.4400 per pound. Nonfat dry milk tumbled to $2.0450 per pound, a $0.0450 decline on the week, as the market continues to pull back from record highs.

We partner with Ever.Ag to provide highlights of weekly dairy market activities, along with a summary of key market indicators.

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Additional New World screwworm cases detected in U.S.

Source: Feedstuffs

On Friday, the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Animal & Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS) has confirmed a second detection of New World screwworm (NWS) after testing a number of suspect cases.

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Trump visit to Chippewa Falls highlights rural agenda in nationally watched swing district

Source: Wisconsin Public Radio

Under a massive banner reading “Fighting for American farmers,” staunch allies of President Donald Trump gathered Friday at a farm near Chippewa Falls to tout the president’s agriculture policies.

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Support Wisconsin dairy at DBA's Dairy Golf Classic July 28

Source: Dairy Business Association

Don't miss your chance to secure early-bird pricing for our annual golf outing! Register before June 15 to take advantage of the discounted rate before prices go up. Join more than 200 farmers, allied business members and community partners for one of DBA’s most anticipated networking events of the year.

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School's out, farm safety is in

Source: Dairy Herd Management

School’s out, which means a lot more kids and teenagers will be helping around the farm this summer. For many farm families, summer also brings more hired help onto farms, including teenagers who may not have grown up around livestock, machinery or day-to-day farm work.

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South Dakota Dairy Fest was a success

Source: South Dakota Dairy Fest

This weekend, Crosswind Jersey’s farm hosted an amazing Dairy Fest in South Dakota! It was wonderful to see the community come together and celebrate the positive impact of the dairy industry. Edge was proud to be a sponsor of the event.

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Wisconsin Senate leaders open to discussing budget surplus deal

Source: Spectrum News

The Republican and Democratic leaders in the State Senate say they're open to coming back to the table on the failed budget spending plan. After a $1.8 billion bipartisan budget surplus proposal failed in the State Senate, some Wisconsin lawmakers are now signaling they may be willing to revisit the issue.

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