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Exports are always held to be a boon to dairy farmers. The data suggests exports are no help at all, to the dairy farmer.
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ReplyDeleteWell surprise,surprise!! Who'd thunk it!! Nate Wilson.
At best that's 30-40 million pounds of cheese exported per month. Total cheese production generally tops 800 million per month and total inventory has been near a billion pounds for close to a year. Exports alone will not carry cheddar prices.
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