The Past Lives on for Two Dairies With Home-Delivery Milk Routes
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By Christopher Michel, The Buffalo News, N.Y.  Jun. 4--The days when almost everyone had milk delivered to their door may be a dim memory, but two dairies in the Buffalo Niagara region are keeping the service alive.
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Most consumers are complaining about the high cost of milk, but state regulators appear to be worried about supermarkets that sell their milk too cheaply.
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By Andrew Wellner, Anchorage Daily News, Alaska  Jun. 16--WASILLA -- A shiny silver Matanuska Maid milk tanker on its regular run drove slowly past a crowd of more than 100 farmers, their friends and politicians Friday in the driveway of Havemeister Dairy Farm.
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By STEEMAN, Marta  Boom times are beginning for the dairy industry after a record payout was forecast yesterday that will boost Canterbury dairy farmer incomes by about $176 million next season.
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Two familiar Italian restaurant chains are joining forces but they will keep their names and separate formats.
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The retailing giant's push into organic milk will bring in new customers and profits.
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By Monique Curet, The Columbus Dispatch, Ohio  Sep. 10--Sylvia Zimmerman is unabashedly fond of her dairy cows, singing out, "Hi, girls, hi, girls," to the animals as she motors past them in a cart.  "A cow is such a marvelous creature," says Zimmerman, who farms in Delaware County.
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A growing number of home-based business are no longer trying make their small operations look bigger.
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Dairy farmers plan to slow the flow of milk to your grocer.
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By Matt Christensen, The Times-News, Twin Falls, Idaho  Jun. 26--GOODING -- More than a year has passed since officials in Gooding County began to draft new regulations for one of the nation's most prolific milk-producing communities. Late last week those rules finally became law.
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By GARDNER, Chris  David and Kathi Harris couldn't imagine going back to dairy farming the way they did before using eCogent farm business specialist Peter Floyd's DairyPoint management tool.
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By James Hannah  MARTINSVILLE  --  Tucked away in the den of his 127-year-old farmhouse, Ed Winkle huddles over his computer.   The screen's soft glow lights up his eyeglasses, reflecting messages about tractors, corn hybrids and crop insurance.
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Several large international supermarkets, with square footage rivaling the big U.S. chains, have opened in the region, replacing small family-run businesses.
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The ability to digest milk in adulthood appeared as recently as 3,000 years ago, geneticists have found.
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By Dee Dixon, The Beaumont Enterprise, Texas  May 27--BEAUMONT -- The old journals and church registries record decades of history.   As the Rev.
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Falling milk prices, evaporating European Union subsidies and tougher demands by supermarket chains yesterday nudged two of Europe&#39;s leading dairy companies into the biggest merger in the continent&#39;s dairy industry.
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By Karen Holzmeister  CASTRO VALLEY -- Yet another former chicken ranch is in the news, facing the competing issues of preservation versus development.   Hayman Homes of Burlingame is temporarily shelving plans to subdivide 10.5 acres on Proctor Road for 22 homes.