Wyoming Statutes Title 11. Agriculture, Livestock and Other Animals § 11-36-105. Marketing orders; when issued; economic factors to be considered; termination

(i) That the order will help to reestablish or maintain wholesale prices received by producers, processors or handlers for any dairy product at levels which are comparable to the general economic conditions within the marketing area. The board may adopt the methods and procedures presently prescribed by the United States department of agriculture in making similar determinations;

(ii) That the order will help approach and maintain such comparable general economic conditions at as rapid a rate as is feasible in view of the demand for any dairy product;

(iii) That the order will help to prevent economic waste of agricultural resources because of improper preparation of any dairy product for market, because of lack of uniform grading and inspection or because of excessive shipments to markets;

(iv) That the order will help to insure a beneficial future for any dairy product;

(v) That the order will help to protect the interests of consumers of any dairy product in assuring an adequate supply.

(i) The quantity of any dairy product available for distribution;

(ii) The quantity of any dairy product normally required for distribution;

(iii) The cost of producing, processing or handling any dairy products as determined by available statistics and surveys, including:

(iv) The purchasing power of consumers;

(v) The level of prices of commodities, services and articles that dairy farmers buy; and

(vi) The level of prices of other commodities that compete with or are utilized as substitutes for dairy products.