US: January 2024 brought more of the same for FMMO prices and pooling

Published 2024년 2월 15일

Tridge summary

In January 2024, Federal Milk Marketing Order (FMMO) uniform milk prices decreased due to lower Class I and Class III milk class prices and continued depooling of Class IV milk. The highest price was in Florida at $23.05 per hundredweight (cwt), and the lowest in the Upper Midwest at $15.59 per cwt. The total milk volume pooled through FMMOs was 12.9 billion pounds. Class III and Class IV milk pooling also declined. The February 2024 advanced Class I base price is projected to be $17.99 per cwt, with the average price across all FMMOs being approximately $20.81 per cwt. The USDA’s monthly World Ag Supply and Demand Estimates (WASDE) identified milk and feed factors potentially impacting dairy producer income in the year ahead.
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Original content

Federal Milk Marketing Order (FMMO) uniform milk prices slipped lower in January, a combination of lower Class I and Class III milk class prices and continued depooling of Class IV milk. Administrators of the 11 FMMOs reported January 2024 prices and pooling data, Feb. 11-14. Here’s Progressive Dairy’s monthly review of the numbers to provide some additional transparency to your milk check. Uniform prices, PPDs Compared with December, January 2024 statistically uniform milk prices were down in all 11 FMMOs (Table 1). Largest declines were in highest Class III and lowest Class I utilization areas. The highest uniform price for the month was in Florida at $23.05 per hundredweight (cwt), with the low in the Upper Midwest at $15.59 per cwt, a seven-month low. January baseline producer price differentials (PPDs) were up slightly across all applicable FMMOs (Table 1), with a high of $4.14 per cwt in the Northeast to a low of 42 cents in the Upper Midwest. PPDs have zone differentials, ...

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