HighGround Dairy reports Class III prices have risen sharply from $15.50/cwt in April, with lower feed costs improving margins. US milk production has been below prior-year levels for ten straight months, with herd shrinkage, HPAI and heat stress limiting expansion, and replacement heifers in short supply.
A smaller national herd and tight replacements keep milk supply limited, supporting dairy prices. Lower feed costs improve producer margins, which could support demand for dairy feed ingredients.
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