More like two bad!You’ve had it too good.
More like two bad!You’ve had it too good.
An update.I rang customer helpline yesterday,a helpful lady took the batch number,said they'll look into it and sending some coupons out.Disappointment of the day. Bought two Cravendale 2x2 litres blue top milk ,as we are under TB restrictions,opened the first this morning,was like whitewash,tea this afternoon,tried the second,just the same.Yuck. Rang customer services,sorry we shut at 4pm! With the uplift in the World auction price perhaps they're skimming all the fat off!
Thats because Arla are causing chaos in the organic market!If you take your total supplementary payment for 2018 as seen on your December milk cheque and multiply by 7.46% this will equal your 13th payment for conventional farmers , us poor organics only get to multiply by 5.03% !
Er no ! It's because us in organic get exactly the same 13th payment per litre as our conventional farmers which is fair given we paid exactly the same to join .Thats because Arla are causing chaos in the organic market!
I don't understand why we would have any problems ,am I missing something?Have any block calvers come up with issues around arlagaarden and sdct.
I don't understand why we would have any problems ,am I missing something?
Maybe I'm reading it wrong then.
As far as I can see I need to show 3 months worth of dct purchases.
Which I can't do as I buy the amount I need for dry off as a one off.
Also as none will have been used in those 3 months, I have no evidence to show.
So a double fail
You just show the whole year, no problem. Surely when they do a reconciliation of tubes bought, used and left at the end they should be happy .Maybe I'm reading it wrong then.
As far as I can see I need to show 3 months worth of dct purchases.
Which I can't do as I buy the amount I need for dry off as a one off.
Also as none will have been used in those 3 months, I have no evidence to show.
So a double fail
You just show the whole year, no problem. Surely when they do a reconciliation of tubes bought, used and left at the end they should be happy .
Statements and invoices from the vet covering the whole year will cover 12 months, that only one month shows dry cow tubes bought is irrelevant, well my inspector was happy.Thats what I thought, how do you interpret this out of interest?
It's the minimum 3 months of purchasing that has me scratching my head. I would need to show 3 years worth to get that.
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No plan to make buffer tank compulsory. It only needs a certain percentage of farmers to sign up so the tanker has somewhere they can go at 'milking time' to carry on collecting.When will the buffer tank part become compulsory?
Not much help if the next farm along the road isn't able to be collected though, is it? I'm not against it, having seen the intake at Aylesbury empty at 11 am, and full later on, it completely makes sense to stagger transport.No plan to make buffer tank compulsory. It only needs a certain percentage of farmers to sign up so the tanker has somewhere they can go at 'milking time' to carry on collecting.
Not much help if the next farm along the road isn't able to be collected though, is it? I'm not against it, having seen the intake at Aylesbury empty at 11 am, and full later on, it completely makes sense to stagger transport.
The milk swap that’s happening with lactalis now makes a lot of sense toSpoke to one of the transport team yesterday. It came up they’ve been trialling twin rear start artics on a control instead of linked to steering from continent. It could get into an extra 42 farms up here where 6 wheelers are going currently. Phenomenal difference I’d say and another nice wee bit of efficiency thinking.