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July 14, 2026  

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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.   

 

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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More Milk, Lower Prices: What Dairy Producers Should Expect in the Second Half of 2026

Source: Dairy Herd Management

 

The beef-on-dairy boom is saving producer margins, but it’s also swelling the U.S. milking herd and driving a bearish commodity market for the second half of 2026.

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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.  

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Annual Dairy Strong conference moves to Lambeau Field in 2027

Source: Edge Dairy Farmer Cooperative

 

The Voice of Milk announced its 2027 Dairy Strong conference is set to take place at a new location: Lambeau Field in Green Bay. It will kick off at the Green Bay Packers Hall of Fame on Jan. 13, followed by a full day of programming on Jan. 14.

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DATCP Accepting Applications for Producer-Led Watershed Protection Grants Through September 15

Source: DATCP

 

The Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection (DATCP) is accepting applications for 2027 Producer-Led Watershed Protection Grants through September 15, 2026. These grants are awarded to producer-led groups to help support and advance producer-led conservation solutions and farmer participation in local watershed conservation efforts. 

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Ag Groups Give Thompson High Marks for H-2A Visa Bill

Source: Lancaster Farming

 

Ag groups are praising Rep. Glenn Thompson’s bill to expand access to and reduce costs for the farm worker visa program.

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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. 

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Elite sponsors:

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Menn Law Firm Ltd

Nicolet Bank

Vita Plus & Cornette Farm Supply

 

Platinum sponsors:
AgCountry

Bank First

Bayland Buildings, Inc.
Dairy Farmers of Wisconsin

Family Insurance Center

Forest Construction Co, Inc.
Grande Cheese Co.

GreenStone

Houston Engineering, Inc.

Rabo AgriFinance
Ruder Ware
Zoetis

Gold sponsors:
Agri-King Nutrition

Alltech, Inc. 

American Foods Group

Bioferm

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Calf-Tel by Hampel Animal Care
Cargill

CentralStar Cooperative

Emmi Roth

Enogen

Foremost Farms
GEA Farm Technologies, Inc.

GLC Minerals

J & D Manufacturing, Inc.

Lallemand Animal Nutrition

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Michael Best

Milc Group

MWI

RK Partners

Rural Mutual Insurance
Secura Insurance

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Walbec Group

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