According to several articles I've read, there is a serious dairy product shortage coming down the pike very rapidly.  As such, milk, cheese, and butter are going to become increasingly more expensive--seriously expensive. I suggest you use those dairy coupons you've got and stock up. You can keep the cheese and butter in the freezer or you can bottle the butter and wax the cheese. Even stocking up on powdered milk would be a wise idea right now. 

The Agriculture Department is raising prices on your dairy products. (How they have the authority to do this is beyond me, but for now, it is what it is.)

Farmers claim that it costs more to make milk than they get to sell it. Guess what that means? Can you say milk shortage?? In June of this year, The National Milk Producers Federation said they would PAY farmers to slaughter diary cows in order to manipulate the prices higher based on ?supply and demand.? (Despicable, I know.)

Michael Swanson, chief economist at Wells Fargo, told Bloomberg, "The milk price remains well below the total cost of production."

Cheese is expected to increase in price SIGNIFICANTLY as is butter. What does this mean to you? Start buying cheese and butter while you can afford it, and then wax or can it so that you can have it on hand!
 
By the way, on the internet you'll find .50 cent off Challenge Butter coupons, $1.00 off coupon of any two pounds of cheese, plus a .75 cents off coupon of a gallon of milk. (There's also a .75 cents off of any kind of yogurt.)

To capitalize on these coupons, go to coupons.com. If these offers don't work for your zip code.  Albertson's has a double coupon out this week making your cheese, butter, yogurt, and milk VERY affordable. Limit is printing 2 coupon per computer.

Thank goodness for margarine!

The farmers definitely did better before folks started manipulating the market IMO. 
The wheat has been going up in price due to the lack of profitability in farming it as well.  In other words, we're experiencing hyper-inflation in our pricing for goods now.  So stock up on groceries, all. It's your best investment.