Milk price drop!

We typically take a 5 year average and work to that. When price is high the extra dosh is banked, gaining a little interest to boot, when it's low the same money banked ties us over.

If the average drops too much then herd count drops/staff redundancies etc are made. We've done ok so far over the years without making any fire sales of cattle and letting good staff go.

Just because when the milk price is high doesn't mean spend more and expand. It's not always going to be high. Work to an average and stick to it.
 

Kingofgrass

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Some cream last week was getting sold around the £1.50/kg be the usual arla slow drops muller bit quicker,meadow etc bit faster,yewtree the fastest can see 5p off over the next few months easy
 
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