When looking at USDA’s July Dairy Outlook, World Outlook Board Chairman Mark Jekanowski noted. “They raised U.S. milk production forecast for both 2025 and 2026,” Jekanowski said. “Half a billion pounds in 2025, and 900 million pounds in 2026.”
Jekanowski said that was based on increased higher cow inventories, add more milk per cow. He added strength in cheese exports is behind month-over-month increases in total dairy exports, both this year and next.
Jekanowski added product prices, look to be mostly higher across the board, with the one exception being Class III, which had it’s price forecast lowered $0.15 in 2025 from June; yet showing a $0.50 increase month over month in the following year. Rises are reflected in both years for the all-milk price, although year-over-year the all-milk price remains down $0.35 cwt.
By Glenn Vaagen
Read the full article here.
Meet Root Ag Advisory’s Maryellen Zeise, VP of Permanent Crops. 🌱 Maryellen brings financial expertise, operational insight, and a strong commitment to land stewardship to our permanent crop clients. Her work supports smart decision-making across budgeting, reporting, agronomic research, and long-term asset value. She brings experience in conservation finance and carbon program development, Maryellen helps… Employee Spotlight: Maryellen Zeise
💧 Water planning is back at the center of the conversation for Northwest agriculture. The Upper Snake Basin is facing a below-normal runoff year, with forecasts sitting at 70% of normal and key reservoirs still below average. Some systems are in stronger shape than others, but the bigger takeaway is clear: conditions vary by basin,… Water Assessment Awareness
Root Agricultural Advisory
2670 S. Eagle Rd. Meridian ID 83642
(208) 753-2333 info@rootagadvisory.com
