Class III milk futures at the Chicago Mercantile Exchange were mixed, with the most active months up on technical buying and spread trade. August was $.02 higher at $16.67, September was up $.01 at $16.99, October was $.05 higher at $17.15, and November was $.02 at $17.07.
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Andrew grew up on a dairy farm in southern Ontario — which means he learned about herd management, hard work, and tight margins long before it became a career. He went on to build an animal genetics marketing company, running campaigns that actually moved the needle in a notoriously tough-to-reach industry. Today he channels that background into The Bullvine, where he writes about genetics, farm business, and the decisions that separate profitable operations from struggling ones. He doesn’t pull punches, and dairy farmers seem to appreciate that.
