1967 Dairy and Poultry Outlook For Farmers
The outlook projects higher milk and cream prices in 1967 with averages above 1966, despite rising costs for labor and feed. Dairy production may rise, aided by a $4 price support, while declining cow numbers persist due to drought and off-farm work. Eggs and poultry are expected to grow, but prices may dip early before stabilizing, with broiler output rising in early 1967 and refining later in the year.