Milk Price Tracker

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crashbox

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Headless chicken said:
Less convinced this time. Welsh nvz stiffling a major milk field. Scots seem to be growing but interest rates make any new borrowing a lot harder to justify under stress testing. Unsure on English supply.
US growth seems to have slowed drastically with significantly less heifer in circulation and high cull numbers. Also limited/ no plant capacity currently but with a new plant due on line soon? @Dead Rabbits?

Environmental concerns are bothersome to farmers across most of the developed world so we won’t be alone in hitting our ceiling on an ever increasing population
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Doesn't seem to result in a "good" milk price for long, though!

Global supply obviously keeping up comfortably with global "demand" (in speech marks as plenty poorer folk globally would love more milk/cheese but can't afford it).
 
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coomoo

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Always like to hit the first sale of a new year. Angus bull and couple of empty scrap heifers. Way better than milk.
 
Bald Rick

Bald Rick

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Livestock Farmer
Location
Anglesey
Jdunn55 said:
@Bald Rick would it be possible to have a cull cow price tracker pinned at the top of the dairy section?

Find it helpful seeing cow cull prices but hard work sorting through the milk price tracker
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Do you boys want a pinned cull price tracker? We get next to nothing for ours so personally I am not in favour but let me know if you want one ... say 15 "likes" on this post as an indication of lust & I'll pin one?
 

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