Yes, could do with Arla taking a few on to liven things up.. Export a bit of milk etc46ppl. Miles behind, sooner Arla open their doors the better
Yes, could do with Arla taking a few on to liven things up.. Export a bit of milk etc46ppl. Miles behind, sooner Arla open their doors the better
We have because of impending Poole Harbour nutrient management scheme, other restrictions heading our way plus trying to reduce bought in feed. We definitely seem to be in a better "sweet spot" with a few less cows.You seen many Arla farms cutting numbers.
Is that for July or August?Barbers up 2.57
49.42
AugIs that for July or August?
How much higher will your aug 22 in the bank price be than aug 21?
You seen many Arla farms cutting numbers.
20.6p for the same quality litre.How much higher will your aug 22 in the bank price be than aug 21?
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One farm has sold all their cows, who knows what the others intentions areYou seen many Arla farms cutting numbers.
I would guess these must all be direct suppliers rather than members? Members have an evergreen contract so can't be served notice unless they don't comply to something like welfare rules.One farm has sold all their cows, who knows what the others intentions are
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Interestly they weren't offered, as far as I am aware, an option to become full Arla members before the registration of Interest was opened up to all.I would guess these must all be direct suppliers rather than members? Members have an evergreen contract so can't be served notice unless they don't comply to something like welfare rules.
They are Arla directs.Interestly they weren't offered, as far as I am aware, an option to become full Arla members before the registration of Interest was opened up to all.
My July 22 mc will be double my July 21 mc20.6p for the same quality litre.
milk chq will be 62% higher.
I can’t quite get my head round it.
Not if you shop thereWaitrose is THE most over rated shop in this country
I think it was more to do with making the other processors sit up and pay up or lose suppliers. It's untenable that in the UK Arla could end up paying 10ppl+ more than the rest if there was no chance of the rest losing suppliers.Trouble is none of us know how much arla is short by, they may only need 10 million litres which is only 10 farms around their factory?
I do wonder if it was a clever (very clever) marketing move by them to push retailers into price increases because "even they" are short of milk?
Unfortunately my wife disagreesWaitrose is THE most over rated shop in this country