Clark County Continues to Have Highest Number of Dairy Herds in Wisconsin
Wednesday, April 12th, 2017 -- 10:13 AM
(Wisconsin Ag Connection) -The state's agriculture department has announced its latest dairy herd count numbers, which indicates there were 9,236 herds milking in Wisconsin during the first week of April.That's a drop of 365 since the same month a year ago. Clark County continues to hold the highest number of herds in the state with 849, followed by Marathon County with 554. Forest County ranks last in the state with just one herd, with Florence and Milwaukee Counties each registering only two.
Despite having less herds, the state's remaining dairy operations are still milking over 1.28 million head and produce a record amount of milk. DATCP records show that 88 percent of state dairy operations are Grade A certified, with 12 percent licensed as Grade B.
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