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Idaho Dairy Industry Overview

Idaho Dairy Industry Overview. Mike Roth September 11, 2014. Idaho Dairy Operation by Size Numbers provided by ISDA – July 2014. No. Dairy Operations. Percentage of Operations. No. Cows. 152 102 98 84 90. 28.9% 19.4% 18.6% 16.0% 17.1%. < 200 201–500 501–1,000 1,001–2000

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Idaho Dairy Industry Overview

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  1. Idaho Dairy Industry Overview Mike Roth September 11, 2014

  2. Idaho Dairy Operation by Size Numbers provided by ISDA – July 2014 No. Dairy Operations Percentage of Operations No. Cows 152 102 98 84 90 28.9% 19.4% 18.6% 16.0% 17.1% < 200 201–500 501–1,000 1,001–2000 2,001 + = 200 COWS + TOTAL DAIRY OPERATIONS: 526 MILK COWS IN IDAHO: 553,681

  3. Idaho Milk Production Numbers provided by IDPC Idaho Growth 1998 – 2008 BSU Study by Dr. Holly and Dr. Church PRODUCTION U.S. IDAHO +48% +533% 12.33 12.12 12.75 +147% +633% billion lbs. billion lbs. billion lbs. 7.2% 1.30% 5.11% 2008 2009 2010 Jobs Created by Dairy 2008 BSU Study SECONDARY & INDUCED EMPLOYMENT DAIRY FARMS 13.40 13.23 13.53 TOTAL MANUFACTURING billion lbs. billion lbs. billion lbs. 33,077 8,300 2,371 22,406 3.75% 2.30% 0.94% 2011 2012 2013

  4. Idaho Dairy Industry July 2014 TREASURE VALLEY DAIRIES COWS 99 123,409 22.3% 18.8% AVERAGE COWS / DAIRY 1,247 MAGIC VALLEY EASTERN IDAHO DAIRIES COWS DAIRIES COWS 306 395,849 121 34,423 6.2% 23.0% 58.2% 71.5% AVERAGE COWS / DAIRY AVERAGE COWS / DAIRY 1,294 285

  5. Idaho Processing July 2014 TREASURE VALLEY Sorrento Lactalis, Nampa Darigold, Caldwell Darigold, Boise MeadowGold, Boise Marathon Cheese, Mountain Home MAGIC VALLEY Glanbia Foods, Richfield Glanbia Foods, Gooding Glandia Foods, Twin Falls Jerome Cheese, Jerome Darigold, Jerome Idaho Milk Products, Jerome Cloverleaf Creamery, Buhl Chobani, Twin Falls Gossner Foods, Heyburn High Desert Milk, Burley Brewster Cheese, Rupert Stoker Wholesale, Burley Commercial Creamery, Jerome Ballard Cheese, Gooding EASTERN IDAHO Reed’s Dairy, Idaho Falls Glanbia Blackfoot Cheese Division,Blackfoot Nelson Ricks Cheese, Rexburg

  6. 2014 Margins • Record milk prices • Feed Prices • Proteins are high • California drought is expected to impact our hay prices • Positive margins are leading to modest Increase in Production. • January - July 2014 Milk Production up 2.7% over 2013 • Production Increases create a need and demand for additional processing capacity • Modest increases still add 1.0-1.5 million pounds of milk to Idaho’s supply daily • That is a plant the size of High Desert Milk or Idaho Milk Products every 2 – 3 years

  7. Whose in 3RDfor total milk production through June 2014?? • IDAHO!! 6.843 billion pounds • NEW YORK 6.808 billion pounds

  8. U.S. dairy sustainability definition Definition for dairy: Providing consumers with the nutritious dairy products they want in a way that makes the industry, people and the earth economically, environmentally and socially better – now and for future generations.

  9. Idaho’s three legs of sustainable dairy Sustainability Social • 10,670 jobs – on farm and manufacturing • 22,400 – induced jobs Economic • $2.57 billion in sales in 2012 • 33% of Idaho Ag Cash Receipts • $106.9 mil.+ / tax revenue Environmental • Research Investments - $1.3 million 2008-2013 - $185,000 budgeted in 2014 Social Environmental Economic

  10. Global Challenge: Food production must increase by 70% to feed the world by 2050 Global trends • Exponential population growth especially in developing countries • 70% of world population will live in cities by 2050 • Global middle class will triple by 2030 • Diverse populations: overweight and undernourished Four goals of sustainability • Needs for food, feed, fiber, biofuel • Environmental quality • Economic viability • Quality of life (social)

  11. Where does technology fit? • A 10,000 cow operation restricted from using an FDA-approved technology increased his herd by 1,200-head to compensate for the decrease in milk production. It had the following environmental impact: • The additional animal maintenance created an increased consumption of 7.3 million gallons of water. • The additional crop production increased fossil fuel usage by 28,880 gallons • GHG emissions increased by 9,900 metric tonnes • An additional 16,000 tons of manure is produced

  12. 2014/2015 IDA Focus • National • Immigration • EPA Overreach • State • Water calls and mitigation • State and National • Lawsuits - Yakima - Agriculture Security Statute

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