Several dairy markets moved higher after a shortened holiday week ending last Thursday
Source: Ever.Ag
CME spot blocks jumped to $1.5475 per pound, up $0.1150 from last week, while barrels added $0.0850, closing at $1.5600. Nonfat dry milk climbed $0.0500 week-over-week to $1.5550 per pound, with heavy trading activity. Meanwhile, butter ticked up $0.0125 Monday to $1.6500 per pound, then remained quiet throughout the rest of the week holding.
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More Milk, Lower Prices: What Dairy Producers Should Expect in the Second Half of 2026
Source: Dairy Herd Management
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Support Wisconsin dairy at DBA's Dairy Golf Classic July 28
Source: Dairy Business Association
Register now to secure your spot at our annual Dairy Golf Classic on July 28 at Lake Arrowhead - Pines Course! Join more than 200 farmers, allied business members and community partners for one of DBA’s most anticipated networking events of the year. It's more than a great day on the course; this outing is all about building connections across Wisconsin’s dairy community through fun, networking and camaraderie.
Annual Dairy Strong conference moves to Lambeau Field in 2027
Source: Edge Dairy Farmer Cooperative
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DATCP Accepting Applications for Producer-Led Watershed Protection Grants Through September 15
Source: DATCP
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John Deere owners win right to repair equipment under settlement with FTC, Wisconsin and four other states
Source: PBS Wisconsin
The Federal Trade Commission and state attorneys general of Arizona, Illinois, Michigan, Minnesota and Wisconsin have secured a "right to repair" settlement with the farming equipment company John Deere to provide diagnostic and repair tools to owners and independent shops.