Earlier this year Sarah Lloyd, a dairy farmer who works for Wisconsin Farmers Union, organized a national roadshow that included a stop in Clovis, N.M., to rally solutions for what many now consider a full-blown dairy crisis. The problem she wanted to highlight wasn't a shortage of milk. The U.S. is producing more milk per cow than ever before. But what Lloyd refers to as "no brakes" expansion is pushing out traditional family dairies, many of which have been in operation for multiple generations...
