celtis man
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We should have stayed Milklink! Then we wouldn't be controled by a bunch of foreigners ....sound familiar BREXIT.! 
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Cows 'n grass
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- Location
- Modbury, South Devon
We should have stayed Milklink! Then we wouldn't be controled by a bunch of foreigners ....sound familiar BREXIT.!
Have you forgotten that we were near enough always at the bottom of the league table when we were ML?
dinderleat
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- Location
- Wells
It's easy to remember the good bits
celtis man
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Alright here is another question why are not the german members given A&B profile pricing to try to kerb their over production?
and as for low ML milk price arla fair little better with currency smoothing and A&B. Or seasonality payments
milk link was ours we all help create it and we gave up on the concept because some thought they could do better by pushing us that way :/ has it been worth it? I am glad you think it was.
and as for low ML milk price arla fair little better with currency smoothing and A&B. Or seasonality payments
milk link was ours we all help create it and we gave up on the concept because some thought they could do better by pushing us that way :/ has it been worth it? I am glad you think it was.
Ffs no one is forcing any one to supply arla, or for that matter, milk in general.
cornishfarmer
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Few thoughts on the Arla situation
1) would 100% rather be with Arla than if stayed milk link
2) the system coop price is in breakdown. As said before if it's one price for all why if in denmark would be getting almost 30ppl but some of my April milk may be 15ppl?
3) the pr department need a HUGE kick in the rear end
4) the more milk lost to other companies, he more we have to buy on spot the more it pi$$es everyone off that they won't pay a decent price
5) for people with a lot more knowledge than me, how many coops in all business pay the same price for the same products in different countries with different cultures and does it work?
Was with a dc man yesterday and he was apologising that he is on 4.75ppl more than me last month
1) would 100% rather be with Arla than if stayed milk link
2) the system coop price is in breakdown. As said before if it's one price for all why if in denmark would be getting almost 30ppl but some of my April milk may be 15ppl?
3) the pr department need a HUGE kick in the rear end
4) the more milk lost to other companies, he more we have to buy on spot the more it pi$$es everyone off that they won't pay a decent price
5) for people with a lot more knowledge than me, how many coops in all business pay the same price for the same products in different countries with different cultures and does it work?
Was with a dc man yesterday and he was apologising that he is on 4.75ppl more than me last month
celtis man
Member
Perhaps for this year we ought to be payed the months av spot price rather than the rip off we get at the moment for b milk
Can't remember that being suggested last year.....
Don't complain - you own the company remember and you have invested a lot of money to be able to get cheap milk and make yourself rich!
celtis man
Member
Tbh we are still hurting from the17.5ppl paid last summer and since this is the only place to let it be known I will!
But spot was 8p your lucky you only got down to 17.5.
Milkcow365
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- Location
- Sw Scotland
Wrong thread againSuggest you wear a hat in the parlour/behind the robot
https://dairy.ahdb.org.uk/market-in...uction/uk-daily-milk-deliveries/#.WPi_dIgrI2w
Threshold has been crossed - for first time in a while slightly more (0.9%) more milk than last year.
Probably only about the same as in first week of April 2014 and 2015 though.
Threshold has been crossed - for first time in a while slightly more (0.9%) more milk than last year.
Probably only about the same as in first week of April 2014 and 2015 though.
lazy farmer
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- Location
- som/dor border
Anybody any idea on spot price ? And I don't mean Easter Sunday !
Kingofgrass
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Yew tree 24.4 4.3bf 3.4p 20bact 130cel avergaing 29ltrs a cow
- Location
- North West
Was I talking to you about Yew tree a few months ago? Are you near Nantwich and moved from muller recently?
It gals me so much that the so called "Common Payment" is so far from common, I have decided to multiple-suckle cows rather than produce milk to sell to Arla with the 30% seasonality discount, rising to 40% next month.
Kingofgrass
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No we come from first milk sold as group to them reckon it's the person that get picked up before us your on about lely robots there etc
Chips
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- Location
- Shropshire
At least it's only on your seasonal litres , my last buyer was on every litre even if you were level supply .They are working on a new seasonality scheme at Arla , so will be interesting to see what they come up with , hopefully a 12mth core period