Block cheese price declined 1.50 cents closing at $1.7375 with 2 loads traded. Price initially went to $1.76 before a load traded. Price could not hold in positive territory with the offer lowered until the final trade at the closing price. Barrel cheese price did not even move higher but continued to decline, closing spot trading 5.50 cents lower at $1.5950 with 2 loads traded. Dry whey price also declined 1.75 cents closing at 52 cents with 2 loads traded. This turned Class III futures from posting double-digit gains to double-digit losses. Contracts range from 36 cents lower to 5 cents higher. Gains are seen in 2022 contracts. Butter price closed unchanged at $1.71 with 11 loads traded. Price initially increased 3.50 cents before selling pressure move price off the high. Grade A nonfat dry milk price declined 2.75 cents closing at $1.24 with 3 loads traded. Class IV futures are 14 cents to 17 cents higher remaining higher due to lack of trading activity. They will adjust lower. Butter futures are 0.22 cent to 1.00 cents higher. Dry whey futures are 0.55 cent lower to 1.00 cents higher.
Tuesday Closing Dairy Market Update - Butter and Cheese Higher After Holiday Weekend
GENERAL OVERVIEW: Butter and cheese found continued strength on Tuesday, following through from Friday's price action, while Clas...
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Milk production in California is strong. Some handlers report a sentiment of being firmly in the peak of spring milk output. Central Valley ...
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For California, milk production continues to be seasonally stronger. However, many handlers note milk output increase paces are slowing. Som...
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In California, signs that spring has arrived on time, or even ahead of schedule, continue to be relayed from contacts regarding seasonal mil...
