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In dairy politics; the Sen-ate, Thursday, passed by a 64 to 35 vote margin its version of the 2012 Farm Bill, but the timetable

for a House version became less clear, according to Dairy Pro t Weeklys Dave Natzke in Fridays Dairy-Line broadcast. Faced with more than 200 amend-ments to its Farm Bill proposal, the Senate agreed to cut that to 73, Natzke reported, spending much of the week voting on those amendments before tackling the entire bill. Two dairy-related amendments affecting federal milk marketing orders, one from Sen. Robert Casey (D-PA), calling for an increase in the frequency of dairy market reporting, and requiring a feasibility study of reducing the number of classes of milk from four to two; and a second amendment from Senator Olympia Snowe (R-ME), requiring federal milk mar-keting procedural reforms, as well as elimination of end-product pricing formulas, were approved. A third amendment, from Senator Jim DeMint (R-SC), which called for prohibiting mandatory produc-er-funded checkoff programs, including the national dairy checkoff, was rejected. An amendment by Sen. Mike Johanns (R-NE), which called for a ban on EPA use of aerial surveillance of large livestock operations for compliance with Clean Water Act requirements, was also rejected. Natzke said the provisions having the biggest im-pact on dairy farmers will be the components of Na-tional Milks Foundation for the Future program and Rep. Collin Petersons (D-MN) Dairy Security Act. Late breaking developments and the nal Senate vote will be posted at www.DairyLine.com, he said. House Ag Committee chair Frank Lucas, who said he wanted to formalize a House version of the Farm Bill soon after the July 4 recess, apparently has had a change of plans, according to Natzke. House Majority Leader Eric Cantor recommended a delay in the House Farm Bill, in part to review the Senates nal proposal, he said. In addition, the House is scheduled to take up the scal year 2013 USDA appropriations bill next week, and Cantor wants House ag committee mem-bers on the oor for that debate, instead of working on a farm bill. The 30th Annual Capitol Hill Ice Cream Party was held June 21 for members of Congress, their families and staffs, and other special guests. A press release stated that about 2,000 gallons of ice cream and frozen yogurt, 6,000 root beer oats and 44 cases of sundae toppings were expected to be served. The ice cream party is sponsored by the International Ice Cream As-sociation, the Milk Industry Foundation and the Na-tional Cheese Institute, constituent organizations of the International Dairy Foods Association. Meanwhile in the real world; U.S. milk production may be slowing. The Agriculture Department reported its May estimate for the top 23 producing states at 16.4 billion pounds, up just 2.1 percent from May 2011. The 50-state total, at 17.6 billion, was up 2 percent. Revisions added 38 million pounds to last months preliminary data, putting output at 16 billion pounds, up 3.5 percent from 2011. The big story in the data is cow numbers. The 23 state total, at 8.52 million head, while up 77,000 from a year ago, was down 3,000 from April, the rst de-cline in 20 months. Output per cow averaged 1,924 pounds, up 22 from a year ago. Californias May production was up 1.9 percent from a year ago on 16,000 more cows and 15 pounds

more per cow. Wisconsin was up 2.4 percent, thanks to a 35 pound gain per cow and 5,000 more cows. Idaho was up 2.5 percent on a 50-pound gain per cow but cow numbers were unchanged. New York was also up 2.5 percent, on a 45 pound gain per cow. Cow num-bers were also unchanged. Pennsylvania was down 2.1 percent, due to a 15 pound per cow decline and 7,000 fewer cows. Other states with large gains in cow numbers were Michigan, up 11,000 head; New Mexico and Texas, each up 10,000; Arizona, up 8,000; Colorado, up 6,000; and Indiana, Washington and Wisconsin up 5,000 each. Sates with fewer cows than a year included Iowa, Min-nesota, Missouri, Pennsylvania, and Vermont. Production schedules at cheese plants are slowing as milk supplies appear to have passed the peak spring ush, according to USDAs Dairy Market News. Plant managers are keeping an eye on inventories and have reduced production in some cases. Mozza-rella producers are especially conscious of reduced orders. Export demand has been helpful in moving cheese out of the country, according to USDA, but the strong U.S. dollar is hindering some sales. The Foreign Agricultural Service reported April exports were up 31 percent from last year and up 12 percent for the year. However, exports of butter and milkfat for April totaled 13.2 million pounds, down 29 percent from April 2011. Cumulative exports for the rst four months of the year are running 32 percent behind last year. Saudi Arabia, at 13.6 million pounds for the year, is the larg-est importer with a 15 percent increase from a year ago. Butter and milkfat exports accounted for 5.9 percent of total butter production during January to April. Speaking of exports; Cooperatives Working To-gether (CWT) accepted 11 requests for export assis-tance this week to sell a total of 1.7 million pounds of cheese to customers in Asia, South America, the Mid-dle East, North Africa and South Paci c. The product will be delivered through November 2012 and raised CWTs 2012 cheese exports to 61.7 million pounds plus 45.2 million pounds of butter and Anhydrous milkfat to 32 countries on four continents. On a but-terfat basis, the milk equivalent of these exports is 1.55 billion pounds, or the same as the annual milk produc-tion of 73,800 cows, according to CWT. Meanwhile; FC Stones June 19 eDairy Insider Closing Bell reported that Tuesdays GlobalDairy-Trade (GDT) auction showed a signi cant decline in the average prices of commodities traded following a sharp rise two weeks ago. The following weighted average prices fell: an-hydrous milkfat price dropped 0.8 percent to $1.4025 per pound, or $1.1242 adjusted to 80 percent but-terfat equivalent; cheddar cheese prices fell 3.7 per-cent to $1.4139 per pound; milk protein concentrate 70 dropped 2.7 percent to $1.9115 per pound; ren-net casein declined 1.9 percent to $3.079 per pound; and skim milk powder fell 4.8 percent to $1.2855 per pound. Buttermilk powder prices rose 2.5 percent to $1.381 per pound, according to the Insider, and whole milk powder prices climbed 2.7 percent to $1.3091 per pound. In other trade news; Dairy Pro t Weekly reports that both U.S. neighbors are joining the Trans-Paci c Partnership (TPP) trade talks. The U.S. and eight other countries, Australia, New Zealand, Peru, Chile, Singa-pore, Malaysia, Vietnam and Brunei, accepted Canadi-an and Mexican applications to become part of the TPP

negotiations this week. The National Milk ProducersFederation (NMPF) and the U.S. Dairy Export Council (USDEC) strongly supported Canadas participation in the TPP negotiations. Both groups agree that since Mexico has been in-vited to join the talks, it only made sense for the third member of the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) to join as well. However, whereas Mexico and the United States already have removed all dairy trade barriers between them, this is not the case with respect to trade between Canada and the United States, a situation which TPP must remedy, say the two orga-nizations. NMPF and USDEC trust that the approval by theU.S. government of Canadas participation in the TPPtalks has been accompanied by a very clear under-standing of U.S. expectations that all Canadian tradebarriers against U.S. dairy products must be elimi-nated. Canadian of cials said they would defend the countrys domestic dairy supply management programin TPP talks. Churning schedules across the country are active,basically absorbing cream volumes from regular and ongoing suppliers, according to USDA. Surplus cream volumes of earlier this spring are gone and churning activity is often keeping pace with demand, thus inven-tory clearances are lighter. Class II cream demand is seasonally strong as icecream and ice cream mix needs increase. Overall but-ter demand is good as retail features continue to clear good volumes of print butter and restaurant and food service outlets, especially in resort and holiday areas of the country. USDAs June 15 Dairy Market News reportedahead of Mondays Milk Production report that farmmilk production was slipping gradually in most areas and reported that bottled milk demand was heading to-ward the summer doldrums. Crop progress is reported to be at or ahead ofexpected development to date. North Central region farmers activities center around second cuttings onalfalfa, while cool weather and intermittent rain had Utah and Idaho alfalfa harvesting temporarily on hold. Corn in Texas improved with recent precipitation. In milk pricing news; the July Federal order Class Ibase milk price was announced by USDA at $15.51 per hundredweight, up 27 cents from June but $5.52 below July 2011. That equates to about $1.33 per gallon and pushed the 2012 Class I average to $16.34, down from $18.55 at this time a year ago, and compares to $14.60in 2010 and $11.08 in 2009. The Class III advanced pricing factor remained thehigher of in determining the Class I value. The Uni-versity of Wisconsins Dr. Brian Gould predicts that the July Milk Income Loss Contract Payment will be about 86 cents per cwt. The two-week, AMS-surveyed butter price av-eraged $1.3766 per pound, up 2.6 cents from June. Nonfat dry milk averaged $1.1008, down 4 1/2-cents.Cheese averaged $1.5703, up 4.6 cents, and dry whey averaged 50.52 cents, down 3 cents from June. Looking back to the futures; after factoring inthe announced Federal order Class III milk prices and the remaining futures, the average Class III milk pricefor the rst six months of 2012 stood at $15.70 on May11 and $15.89 on June 8. The last half of 2012 was av-eraging $15.44 on May 11, $15.69 on May 18, $16.13on May 25, $15.96 on June 1, $16.53 on June 8, $16.59 on June 15.

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Fiesta Rice Skillet DinnerRecipe created by: Susan Anglin, Triple A Farms, Arkansas

1 tablespoon canola oil1/2 cup diced onion2 1/2 cups cooked turkey, chopped (or 1 pound lean ground turkey, raw*)2 cups cooked brown rice1 (15 ounce) can black beans, drained, rinsed

1 (15 ounce) can diced tomatoes with green chilies, drained1 cup frozen sweet corn kernels1 cup mild picante sauce1 teaspoon chili powder1 cup shredded Monterey Jack cheese

Dairy Recipes

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all the recipes we have printed.

Servings: 2 Prep Time: 10 minutes

2 cups low-fat vanilla yogurt1 medium Granny Smith apple, cored, peeled and diced cup orange juice2 tablespoons honey5-6 ice cubes

Mix all ingredients in a blender or food processor until smooth. Pour into 2 tall glasses. Garnish with sliced almonds, fresh mint and dollop of honey, if desired.

Apple Yogurt Smoothie

Baked Zucchini Ziti

Servings: 6Prep Time: 20 minutesCook Time: 35-40 minutes

8 ounces ziti, uncooked1 (28 ounce) can crushed tomatoes, low sodium 1 1/2 teaspoons Italian seasoning1 cup grated zucchini (about 1 medium)1 cup part-skim ricotta cheese1 cup shredded part-skim mozzarella, divided1/2 cup + 1 tablespoon grated Parmesan cheese, divided1 egg, lightly beatenSalt and pepperCooking spray

Cook pasta according to package instruc-tions, drain and set aside.Preheat oven to 400 degrees.In a medium bowl, combine tomatoes and Italian seasoning. In another bowl, mix to-gether zucchini, ricotta, cup mozzarella, 1/2 cup Parmesan and egg. Season with salt and pepper.Coat a 2-quart casserole with cooking spray and spread half of tomato sauce on bottom. Top with ziti, ricotta mixture and remaining sauce. Sprinkle with remaining 1/2 cup mozzarella and 1 tablespoon Par-mesan. Bake until top is brown and sauce is bubbling, 35 to 40 minutes.

One Step Lasagna

Recipe submitted by: Jessica BrehmDubuque County Dairy Princess

2 jars spaghetti sauce1/2 lb uncooked noodles1-16 oz cottage cheese8 oz shredded mozzarella cheese1/2 c parmesan cheese1 c water1 lb hamburger browned (optional)Pepperoni optional1 can mushrooms (optional)peppers to taste (optional)onions to taste (optional) Spread one cup sauce in bottom of 9 x 13 pan. Layer 1/3 noodles, 1/3 sauce, 1/3 meat, mushrooms, peppers, onions (op-tional), 1/3 cheeses. Repeat, refrigerate overnight. Pour water around sides of pan, cover tight with foil. Bake 350F for 1 hour. Remove foil, bake 15 minutes longer. Let rest for 20 minutes. Enjoy.

In a large skillet over medium-high heat, add oil and cook onion until soft (about 10 min-utes.) Add turkey, rice, beans, tomatoes, corn, picante sauce and chili powder. Stir to mix well. Heat thoroughly. Remove from heat and sprinkle with cheese. Serve hot.

*If using raw ground turkey, cook with the onion until browned. Drain excess fat while keeping in the skillet.

Recipe provided by Midwest Dairy Assocation

Created by: Rebecca Murphy, Schwinn Farms, Inc., Kansas



To submit your recipe for print, email Andrea at [email protected]


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