Washington lawmaker introduces ag-gag bill

Washington Rep. Joe Schmick has introduced a bill modeled after Idaho's law. More

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Miller crowned Oregon dairy princess-ambassador Oregon 's new dairy princess-ambassador is crowned. More

California tops in margin insurance sign-ups Dairy producers nationwide have enrolled more than half of the U.S. milk production in the new federal Milk Margin Protection Program. Participation... More

Chobani says press reports of turmoil aren’t true Chobani says reports by the New York Post of turmoil at the Greek yogurt company, based on allegations from unnamed sources, are false and... More

Dairy

Medford Darigold plant to close at end of February

Darigold operates other manufacturing and processing plants in Oregon, Washington, Idaho and Montana. More

Dairy markets regain some ground

Columnist Lee Mielke wraps up the week's dairy news. More

Milk industry fights back against ‘anti-dairy folks’

The campaign is intended to drown out milk’s detractors with positive posts about the nutritional benefits of milk on Facebook, Twitter and elsewhere. More

U.S. milk production up, prices down

U.S. milk production continues to increase, and milk prices continue a downward trend from record highs seen this fall. Analysts don't look for rmarket recovery until mid year but are forecasting continued moderate feed costs. More

Case could impact dairies, livestock operations nationwide

A district court ruling this week applying RCRA regulations to manure for the first time in history has serious implications for livestock producers nationwide. More

Cash cheese crashes, butter up

Columnist Lee Mielke wraps up the week's dairy news. More

Western United Dairymen taps interim CEO

Western United Dairymen has named its former director of environmental services, Paul Martin, as interim CEO after ending the tenure of Michael Marsh in late December. More

Court rules Yakima Valley dairy has polluted groundwater

U.S. District Judge Thomas O. Rice of Spokane ruled Wednesday that the pollution posed an “imminent and substantial endangerment” to the environment and to people who drink the water. More

DOD airlifts dairy, produce to Pacific commissaries

The Department of Defense has begun airlifting dairy products and produce to military commissaries in the Pacific as shipping delays at West Coast ports have led to empty store shelves. More

Margin protection sign-up over 50 percent

Columnist Lee Mielke wraps up the week's dairy news. More

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