For National Dairy Month, the U.S. Dairy Export Council is answering the questions our farmer-funders frequently ask. This is FAQ No. 6 in a 10-part series. 

For National Dairy Month, the U.S. Dairy Export Council is answering the questions our farmer-funders frequently ask. This is FAQ No. 5 in a 10-part series. 

For National Dairy Month, the U.S. Dairy Export Council is answering the questions our farmer-funders frequently ask. This is FAQ No. 4 in a 10-part series. 

For National Dairy Month, the U.S. Dairy Export Council is answering the questions our farmer-funders frequently ask. This is FAQ No. 3 in a 10-part series. 

For National Dairy Month, the U.S. Dairy Export Council is answering questions our farmer-funders frequently ask. This is FAQ No. 2 in a 10-part series. 

April proved another robust month of growth for U.S. dairy exports. Volume on a milk solids equivalent grew by 25% compared to April 2020, with gains in every major U.S. dairy product.

For National Dairy Month, we are answering 10 questions farmers frequently ask the U.S. Dairy Export Council. Check this blog throughout the month for more dairy farmer FAQs. 

Whey and milk proteins shattered new product launch records in 2020 as 7,409 whey protein products were introduced around the world.

The theme for World Milk Day (June 1) is sustainability. U.S. dairy has a lot to be proud of and much work ahead to meet its net-zero by 2050 goal.

The U.S. Center for Dairy Excellence in Singapore has unveiled a site at USdairyexcellence.org that communicates a long-term commitment to Southeast Asia.  

Increases in all major product categories, including records for NFDM/SMP and whey, drove U.S. export volume to an all-time high.

Krysta Harden has made her views known on the bright future of exports, the importance of sustainability and what fuels her vision.

In a National Milk Producers Federation podcast, USDEC's president and CEO discusses the future of exports and why it matters for farmers. 

A new report shows how dairy fosters global food and economic sustainability. U.S. dairy has set an ambitious goal of being carbon neutral by 2050.  

Despite having one fewer day in February 2021 compared to last year and U.S. suppliers still facing shipping delays, U.S. dairy exports surged in February.   

The partnership will reduce the U.S. dairy industry's global environmental footprint with help from Syngenta and The Nature Conservancy. 

U.S. dairy exports posted the second highest January export volume on record (160,887 metric tons, milk solids equivalent) and third highest January in value ($505 million), despite shipping delays and logistics headaches.  

Krysta Harden becomes USDEC President and CEO after the Senate confirmation of U.S. Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack.

Manure management and other on-farm practices by U.S. dairy farmers can reduce methane and nitrous oxide, greenhouse gas emissions and land degradation.

USDEC shines a spotlight on Wisconsin to show the need for sound trade policies that bolster the U.S. economy, especially in rural communities.