- Location
- South Molton
I see a difference between organic and conventional on seasonality on the cards.
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jimmer
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- Location
- East Devon
why oh why does it have to be so bloody complicated ?
cattow
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- Location
- Leicestershire J11 M42
Just looked at my AHDB/Promar Benchmarking Report 2015/16 average milk price 25.48ppl, my milk price for 4.4fat 3.53protien milk 17.51ppl
stablegirl
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- Location
- North
Heres a good question...(I think) Arlas seasonality is self funding, with an amount used for the volume bonus.
This year it sounds like there is an awful lot of spring milk being heavily penalized, how do they know how many litres they are going to have both spring and Autumn to redistribute the money.
Ie if there is a lot of spring litres and very little Autumn surely there will be money left over?
This year it sounds like there is an awful lot of spring milk being heavily penalized, how do they know how many litres they are going to have both spring and Autumn to redistribute the money.
Ie if there is a lot of spring litres and very little Autumn surely there will be money left over?
kp_n_plghng
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That's insane, are you jumping ship then?
cattow
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- Location
- Leicestershire J11 M42
There's no prizes for drowning
supercow
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- Location
- Dumfriesshire
@Cowmangav @cattow r u boys leaving first milk? I honestly thought in October resign get cracked into the yew tree bandwagon and life will be all good, now springs here I'm not so sure!
cattow
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- Location
- Leicestershire J11 M42
Came out last year never been with any one else since vesting day. The bank manager came round with a packet of chocolate hobnobs to celebrate!
supercow
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- Location
- Dumfriesshire
Who r u with now?
- Location
- Scotland
Was told recently that one of the guys in SW Scotland is on 23p with yew tree, not so good when the farmer has to cover haulage charges by the mile.
supercow
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- Location
- Dumfriesshire
Ye that's what they sign up for, if ur calving predominantly in the back end it suits going to yew tree with the better price in the back end, 31 pence they were getting when we were getting 23 in October/November!
You have to take the rough with the smooth,when he was getting 32p in November 16 he wouldn't be complaining.
___\0/___
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- Location
- SW Scotland
Going to be interesting times for yew tree, the former Sorn Milk guys can hand in notice in June. Think one or two might get snapped up by other processors.
Graham's have dropped milk price but not sure by how much.
I've always been on a 3month contract with Yew tree,they have to be right with you or your off.
___\0/___
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- Location
- SW Scotland
The Sorn Milk guys agreed to move on mass and have a set period before they can leave which is June. After that I think they are just the same as you.
Admittedly this may have changed and you might be better informed if you are supplying them.
Admittedly this may have changed and you might be better informed if you are supplying them.
holstein654
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Any news on Arla price for May?
Yeah 50p a litre....
holstein654
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Fingers crossedYeah 50p a litre....
Chips
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- Location
- Shropshire
Tomorrow