Archive: Equity Newsletters

2018

• July:   Dairy Sustainability
• June:   California Cost of Production Summary
• April:   Multiple Component Pricing, FMMO 5 and 7
• March:   Report: 2^nd Jersey Value-Added 101 Workshop
• February:   Announcing the 2^nd Jersey Value-Added 101 Workshop
• January:   A2 Milk Research

2017

• November:   UPDATED: Forecasting Your Mailbox Milk Price
• September:   Dairy-Revenue Protection (includes Milk & Component Outlook)
• June:   Jerseys vs. Holsteins: Cost Comparison Summary (includes Milk & Component Outlook)
• May:   Full House for Jersey Value-Added Workshop 101
• April:   A Return to Washington, D.C. (Supporting document: Talking Points Memo)
• March:   California Federal Milk Marketing Order: Recommended Decision
• February:   Announcing Jersey Value-Added 101 Workshop

2016

• August:   Federal Dairy Issues: Call to Action and Update
• June:   Jerseys vs. Holsteins: Cost Comparison Summary (CDFA)
• March:   Forecasting Your Mailbox Milk Price
• February:   Dairy Forum 2016 Focuses on Milk Prices, Growth and Water

2015

• December:   NAJ Testifies at California Federal Order Hearing
• September:   California FMMO Hearing: Economic Impacts of Co-op, Dairy Institute Proposals
• July:   Jerseys Post Higher IOFC, Net Income per Cwt. in 2015 CDFA Analysis
• May:   Possible Implications of a California Federal Milk Marketing Order

2014

• December:   A Return to Washington, D.C.
• October:   Updated Protein – Standardized Powder Economics
• September:   Margin Protection Program Tools Available
• July:   Time is Right for Multiple Component Pricing in Southeast
• April:   Visit Your Members of Congress in June
• February:   Farm Bill in Home Stretch

2013

• November:   NAJ Shares Jersey Economics with Ag Lenders
• September:   Congress Returns with Farm Bill Still Unfinished
• June:   Jerseys More Profitable Breed in 2012 Survey
• April:   Dairy Conference Discusses Feed Cost, Immigration
• March:   NAJ Funds Two Research Projects in 2013
• January:   Panel Talks 2013 Farm Bill