World milk production rises may threaten U S dairymen
AP Farm Writer Don Kendall reports world milk output climbs while U S dairymen face cutbacks from higher feed costs and weather. Europe rebuilds butter stocks under the Common Agricultural Policy, boosting surplus and nonfat dry milk imports, prompting concerns over U.S. price support and trade negotiations.
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