Growing Rift?: Division Widens in Magic Valley's Dairy Industry
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By Matt Christensen, The Times-News, Twin Falls, Idaho  Feb. 11--JEROME -- For decades, small and large dairy owners have banded together to protect their industry, but those days might be over.
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By Ryan Robinson  RYAN ROBINSON           Pennsylvania will try to keep its dairy farmers from taking another hit.
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TWIN FALLS, Idaho - A couple of cows must have been in the mood for some holiday shopping when they jumped out of a moving trailer on busy boulevard.  One of the Holstein heifers headed for ShopKo, and the other headed for Taco Bell.
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By Joel Hood, South Florida Sun-Sentinel  Mar. 11--THE ACREAGE -- The prospect of putting the first gas station in The Acreage has erupted into a bitter culture clash over the character of this western community.
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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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Industrial milk prices are on the raise but it&#39;s not clear how that will affect the cost of dairy products at your grocery stores.
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A FRESH call for "meaningful" price rises for dairy farmers has been made as the exodus from the industry continues.  Martin Burtt, chairman of the National Farmers' Union (NFU) North- East dairy board, warned the financial situation for many milk producers was worsening.
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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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MONCTON - A dairy farmer in northern New Brunswick says the price of milk and other dairy products should reflect reality. Dairy farmers across the country will find out in the next month or so whether they can charge more money for their milk.
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CHOLUTECA, Honduras -- When Hurricane Mitch tore into this sleepy Pacific coastal province of dairy farms and cane fields in October 1998, its torrential rains and winds swept away an entire way of life -- and opened up unexpected new vistas of change.
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Lucille Farms benefits from the rising price of cheese.
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By Ben Sutherly Staff Writer  TURTLE CREEK TWP., Shelby County -- Ohio has dozens of Dutchowned dairy farms, but the Miami Valley is believed to be home to the state's lone Irish-owned dairy.
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By GALLOWAY, Jill  It looked like a flying saucer, but it was actually a rotary dairy shed platform on the move.   Central House Movers shifted the platform from a Massey University dairy farm to Rongotea yesterday.
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By JANES, Andrew  INDUSTRY body Dairy InSight is fighting to defend its record in the face of a review that could threaten its existence.   Formed in 2001, Dairy InSight receives more than $40 million a year through a compulsory levy on all dairy farmers.
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The market for unpasteurized milk is growing, but advocates face an array of state and federal rules that make getting it a challenge
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Editor, New Era:           The annual celebration of our dairy industry during June spotlights its significant role in Pennsylvania's agriculture and overall economy. The determination of our dairy farmers also is to be recognized as they work to overcome severe economic challenges.
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By Ben Sutherly Staff Writer  Ohio's controversial dairy boom has lost steam, and bureaucracy is partly to blame, according to a company that develops large Dutch dairies.