The now 10-year old American Cheese Society assists in promoting such efforts with national cheese shows, conferences, workshops and judging contests nationwide. Another major influence over dairy farm income is production costs. Almost half of all milk production costs is the feed. To control feed costs, consider all the alternative options. When I changed the University of Delaware dairy feeding system from the delivery of bagged concentrate feed to bulk, I gained a nice discount.
Any farmer can do the same thing.
And I don't have to worry about building barn partitions to subdivide my herd into high, medium and low milkers. The computer does this for me. I segregate only the dry cows, and three weeks before calving, they get computerized feeding rations with the appropriate increases. This will require some mobile electric fence, but this is often cheaper than the concentrate ration. Now those farmers are laughing all the way to the bank.