Dairy Report

IFCN Dairy Report 2009

The Dairy report summarized the annual research work of the IFCN. Goal of the report is to show the global dairy developments in book. Therefore the Dairy Report is divided into four chapters:

Chapter 1 : Farm Comparison: This section includes the results of current 134   typical farms.


Chapter 2: Global monitoring: This chapter gives a broad monitoring on specific dairy issues such as milk prices, feed prices, milk/feed price ratio and also a time series analysis of selected typical farms.


Chapter 3: Dairy sector fact sheets: This profiles, prepared for 78 countries, give a comparable overview about the milk supply and demand development, dairy farm structure, trends in land, beef and quota prices, consumer prices and margin in the chain, milk processing etc. Moreover the key results are summarized in world maps.

Chapter 4: Special studies and posters: Here a wide number of IFCN studies such as method issues, are decribed and the posters of the IFCN Dairy Conferences are illustrated.


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