Higher inputs costs, labor shortages and transportation bottlenecks continue to cut into dairy farmers’ profitability.

Tony Graves milks about 1200 cows in Dundas, Illinois. He tells Brownfield remaining profitable in today’s price environment is challenging.

“We were very fortunate to have good milk prices in 2022, we knew it was going to drop a good bit, we’ve got high feed prices, and everything has gone up terribly, no matter what you by.

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