Dairy’s record production in a challenging year
The annual New Zealand Dairy Statistics publication reveals another record year for the dairy sector, with total milksolids production at a record high.
NZ dairy production hits a record high
It was a record year for dairy production over the 2019/20 season, despite a decline in cow numbers, DairyNZ said.
Mielke: October milk production up 2.3%
Milk is flowing profusely on U.S. farms. Preliminary data in the USDA’s October Milk Production report has output at 18.56 billion pounds, up 2.3% from October 2019, with output in the top 24 producing states at 17.7 billion pounds, up 2.5%.
In the midst of the crisis in the dairy sector, Argentina increased its milk production above its main competitors
The dairy crisis is not stopping. However, this year milk production registered an increase of almost 8%
Global milk production growth better than expected
Milk production across the main producing nations is forecast to be 1.5% higher in 2020 than a year earlier.
‘Effective disease control crucial to improve livestock production’
An efficient disease prevention and control strategy is of paramount importance to improve the quality and quantity of livestock production.
Analysts concerned over milk production growth
Direct payments to dairy farmers for lost sales and government purchases of dairy products for people in need — both related to the COVID-19 pandemic — have benefited the dairy industry.
U.S. Milk Production Update – Oct ’20
U.S. milk production figures provided by the USDA were recently updated with values spanning through Sep ’20.
Global Milk Production Update – Oct ’20
Combined milk production within the major dairy exporting regions of New Zealand, the EU-28, the U.S., Australia and Argentina finished 1.4% higher on a YOY basis during Aug ’20, reaching a record high seasonal level.
New Zealand Milk Production Update – Oct ’20
New Zealand milk production figures provided by Dairy Companies Association of New Zealand (DCANZ) were recently updated with values spanning through Sep ’20.