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GrassRats · Feb 6, 2021

Holsteinfriesian90 said:
What happens if you sell through a market?

Our local market is printing out declaration forms for the buyers to sign saying they promise to rear to 8 weeks.

Sid · Feb 6, 2021

GrassRats said:
Our local market is printing out declaration forms for the buyers to sign saying they promise to rear to 8 weeks.

Wasn't the talk that if a host of calves were being slaughter at 8 weeks the goalposts would move again?

Farmer Keith · Feb 6, 2021

Sid said:
Wasn't the talk that if a host of calves were being slaughter at 8 weeks the goalposts would move again?

I think the plan is to move the goal posts for sure, I don’t there’s any date been set yet though, or any decision on where the goal posts may move to.

Sid · Feb 6, 2021

Farmer Keith said:
I think the plan is to move the goal posts for sure, I don’t there’s any date been set yet though, or any decision on where the goal posts may move to.

So you can't have say 10% of your calves slaughter at less than 8 weeks but could have a 30% replacement rate?

Farmer Keith · Feb 6, 2021

Sid said:
So you can't have say 10% of your calves slaughter at less than 8 weeks but could have a 30% replacement rate?

That’s a whole different can of worms right there, insisting on a low replacement rate would not necessarily be good for welfare.

Sid · Feb 6, 2021

Farmer Keith said:
That’s a whole different can of worms right there, insisting on a low replacement rate would not necessarily be good for welfare.

I like cans of worms

dinderleat · Feb 6, 2021

Sid said:
Wasn't the talk that if a host of calves were being slaughter at 8 weeks the goalposts would move again?

No

early riser · Feb 11, 2021

Nice email from Arla this morning

early riser · Feb 11, 2021

jerseycowsman said:
How many ppl will our 13th payment be?

1.75 Euro cent

or about 1.5ppl at current exchange rates

But actual figure will obv vary between farms depending on compositional quality

jerseycowsman · Feb 11, 2021

early riser said:
Nice email from Arla this morning

1.6 ppl?
Easily making arla the best payers again!

jerseycowsman · Feb 11, 2021

early riser said:
1.75 Euro cent

or about 1.5ppl at current exchange rates

But actual figure will obv vary between farms depending on compositional quality

I’ve just downloaded the app and worked it out. Nearly 2ppl for our jersey butter!

Farmer Keith · Feb 11, 2021

early riser said:
1.75 Euro cent

or about 1.5ppl at current exchange rates

But actual figure will obv vary between farms depending on compositional quality

Whats the best Fendt to get?

Sid · Feb 11, 2021

jerseycowsman said:
1.6 ppl?
Easily making arla the best payers again!

Return on capital invested in company?

Still a good pay back if it is.

pine_guy · Feb 11, 2021

early riser said:
1.75 Euro cent

or about 1.5ppl at current exchange rates

But actual figure will obv vary between farms depending on compositional quality

jerseycowsman said:
I’ve just downloaded the app and worked it out. Nearly 2ppl for our jersey butter!

Do they work it out on composition? I assumed it would just be paid on the KG listed on the year to date on Dec statement which is just litres converted at a standard 1.2 conversion rate?

dinderleat · Feb 11, 2021

jerseycowsman said:
I’ve just downloaded the app and worked it out. Nearly 2ppl for our jersey butter!

Is there a calculator on the app to work it out?

dinderleat · Feb 11, 2021

Sid said:
Return on capital invested in company?

Still a good pay back if it is.

Depends how you look at it I suppose, for us it would be around 30% roi. Though I would prefer to see a higher milk price throughout the year but I’m not complaining

vantage · Feb 11, 2021

Congratulations to the management at Arla, outstanding result given the upheaval we are living in at the moment.

Keep On · Feb 11, 2021

Brilliant news. Grand job all round

dairyrow · Feb 11, 2021

Agree. Please don't lump it with your milk price. It's your return on capital inveseted in the business and remember that's only two thirds of it. Because a third is retained for investment.

GrassRats · Feb 11, 2021

dairyrow said:
Agree. Please don't lump it with your milk price. It's your return on capital inveseted in the business and remember that's only two thirds of it. Because a third is retained for investment.

I don't think it is a return on capital, otherwise it would be called a dividend, and paid based on our level of investment.

Instead it's called a 13th payment as it's a balancing payment on our milk production after the whole year has been accounted.

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100% I’ve had enough of farming!

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