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By Kevin Conlan A spike in milk prices paid to farmers in the past year — after years of depressed payments — is allowing them to pay off debt from the lean times, catch up on deferred maintenance and purchases, and save for the future. Cows peek out Friday from a barn at East River Dairy in Homer. High milk prices in the past year have helped farmers, but prices have begun to slip again in recent months.
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