What if we told you that dairy farmers have been subsidizing your ice cream and half & half for decades? It’s true. On average, farmers are paid $1.45 per gallon for milk it costs them $2.00 to produce. The shortfall makes it impossible for them to break even or provide for their families – much less make a profit. With just a few exceptions, dairy farmers have not been getting paid what it costs them to care for their cows for years.
2023 Farm Bill Platform - National Family Farm Coalition
Facing criticism for dropping 89 organic dairy farms, Danone says it remains committed to family farms
A Dairy Legacy Thrives: Walter Organic Family Farm, Villard, Minnesota Owned and operated by Nate and Angie Walter - Northeast Organic Dairy Producers Alliance
Rebekah Cresswell on LinkedIn: Growing Good Corn
National Family Farm Coalition
Dairy Together: Building a Farmer-Led Movement for Supply Management - Disparity to Parity
Our Years-Long Quest to Stop the Easterday Mega-dairy
Pa. dairy farmers struggling to find greener pastures in tough milk market - WHYY
Dairy Crisis - National Family Farm Coalition
2023 Farm Bill Platform - National Family Farm Coalition
Wisconsin dairy farmers in financial crisis, more expected to close
National Family Farm Coalition - NFFC was joined by 90 farmer, labor, consumer, and environmental organizations on a letter to Congress demanding a fair #dairy pricing policy based on #economicjustice, worker rights
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Farm Bill – NOFA/Mass
