On Monday, the Chicago Mercantile Exchange had a mix of prices for milk futures and cash dairy products.
Class III milk in December went up $0.20 to $21.78. January’s price fell $0.07 to $20.72. February’s price fell by $0.03 to $20.52. March’s price rose by $0.03 to $20.40. From April through October, contracts ranged from eight cents lower in May to nine cents higher in April.
The price of dry whey stays the same, at $0.44. There were no sales made.
At $2.2075 per block, cheese blocks went up by $0.0075. There were no sales made.
Cheese Barrels were down $0.01 at $2.0525. At that price, there was one sale.
At $2.93, butter was up $0.0250. There were no sales made.
The price of dry nonfat milk stayed at $1.43. There were no sales made.
