National Ag News

Milk futures on the Chicago Mercantile ended Tuesday to the higher side supported by strength from cash and global markets.

The U.S. Foreign Ag Service says Japan
has announced tariff-rate quotas for dairy products in 2019.  Rates have been set for natural cheese for
processing, skimmed milk powder, evaporated milk, butter and butteroil, and
certain whey products.

April Class III milk up six cents at
$15.95.  May down two cents at $15.63.  June up six cents at $15.80.  July up two cents at $16.07.  August through December contracts were unchanged
to a nickel higher.

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