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The Battle for Milk Supplies is Likely to Grow As the milk supply tightens, milk prices rise, and cheese manufacturing capacity expands, more milk dryers could run light.

Cheese block prices fell nearly five cents, dragging Class III futures lower, while grains and feeder cattle saw solid gains ahead of the holiday weekend.

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Milk prices have been better than expected and could remain that way for a while. Lower American cheese production and strong exports should provide further support.