
U.S. dairy output is at a record level, with highly productive cows and strong cottage-cheese demand, but producers are facing tight operating margins. The article points to fuel costs and milk-price formulas as pressures on farm income.
High milk output and firm demand do not guarantee better producer returns when costs remain high and milk pricing lags. This signals margin pressure for dairy producers, though it does not establish a clear direction for feed-commodity prices.
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