But year-to-date production was down 2.6pc to the end of February.
But year-to-date production was down 2.6pc to the end of February.
The figures have not been adjusted for the leap year with an extra day in February this year.
Milk production was up in all states, except Queensland.
Gippsland and Tasmania are leading the resurgence.
Tasmanian production jumped 16.8pc in February with year-to-date production up 3.3pc.
Other regions recorded more modest increases in February: SA up 4.7pc (down 4.4pc year-to-date), NSW up 2.7pc (down 5.6pc year-to-date), WA up 0.5pc (down 3.7pc year-to-date), northern Victoria up 0.6pc (down 5.8pc year-to-date) and western Victoria up 3.9pc (down 5.3pc year-to-date).
Queensland continues to bleed production, down 4.9pc in February and 13.1pc year-to-date, confirming its position as Australia’s smallest milk producer, with just 3.5pc of the nation’s total.
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