Massachusetts Association of Dairy Farmers
Massachusetts Association of Dairy Farmers
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Massachusetts Association of Dairy Farmers

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Farm Credit East Notes Dairy Situation in Letter to Congress

As Congress moves closer to deliberations on a new Farm Bill, Farm Credit East urges members of the Northeast Congressional delegation to continue strong support for USDA loan guarantees, as […]


News release: What will 2018 bring for the Northeast Dairy Industry?

ENFIELD, CONN., TUESDAY, JANUARY 2, 2018 — After three years of tight margins, all eyes are on 2018. What will the coming year bring? Find out during Farm Credit East’s 2018 dairy […]


MADF at the Big E!

Published on September 22, 2017 in , , ,

The Cat in the Hat said hello to the MA Association of Dairy Farmers at the Big E on Massachusetts Day. Come and check out MADF in the MA building […]


Massachusetts Farmers Voice Their Concerns About National Ag Policy During USDA Secretary Perdue’s Listening Session

NORTHBOROUGH, MASSACHUSETTS – Sept. 1, 2017 – U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Secretary Sonny Perdue visited Massachusetts on Aug. 31 to hear directly from Massachusetts farmers about their concerns about the […]


‘Butter is back,’ dairy farmer says at groundbreaking for Agri-Mark’s West Springfield expansion

Consumer demand for milk varies, but cows make milk 24 hours a day, seven days a week.


Dairy Farmers Hope to Cultivate Support

Published on July 6, 2017 in , ,

Dairy farmers across the commonwealth have seen the price of milk remain relatively stagnant while the price of production continues to rise. A tax credit has been distributed to dairy farmers across the state, but that law has not been updated since 2008.


Struggling Massachusetts Dairy Farmers Plead for Additional Tax Relief

By Andy Metzger State House News Service STATE HOUSE, BOSTON, JUNE 28, 2017—Massachusetts dairy farms are a bucolic reminder of the state’s more agricultural past and while technology and development […]


Ask the Joint Committee on Revenue to Support an Increase in the Dairy Tax Credit

Call or email members of the Joint Committee on Revenue today and ask them to support HB 2616.


Buying local at mini-mart supports local dairy farms

Massachusetts is more self-sufficient for milk and dairy than any other food product: about 20 percent of the milk consumed in Massachusetts is produced here and most of the milk consumed is produced in the Northeast.


Rockwood Farm plans to build a methane digestor

The town’s select board plans to power their municipal buildings with credits purchased from Rockwood Farm.


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