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StoneX dairy analyst Nate Donnay says the dairy cow herd grew by 93,000 head between June and December 2020, the fastest six-month expansion in over 22 years. Cheese and butter stocks ended 2020 well above year-earlier levels.
He expects weaker demand and less government support to push prices lower.
A larger herd and heavy product stocks point to sluggish milk prices, which weighs on the cost of dairy-based feed inputs.
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