- Location
- Northumberland
We are not in a crisis, the market needs a correction.
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Milk price drop!
- Thread starter ivorralph
- Start date
gone up the hill
Member
- Location
- Devon
Unless 100% of the milk used by supermarkets didn't drop in price at the farmgate then clearly they were making higher profits at farmers expense when the milk price crashed just like they are with spuds currently!
gone up the hill
Member
- Location
- Devon
Im surprised he hasn't issued a media briefing saying that unless prices rise again soon he will be forced to quit milking... ( for about the 10th time in as many years
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- Location
- Northumberland
Yes, tell us something we don't know.
Clay52
Member
- Location
- Outer Space
They have long term contracts with processors. The price they pay to get milk likely doesn’t change until the do a new contract.
Hanspree
Member
- Location
- Lancashire
Few farms round us expanding with extra 50 - 100 cows.
Does'nt help things either.
Mobilising the troops ready for any price decrease.
Tell it's cold and windy today
Tell it's cold and windy today
Not only can you tell these dairy farmers are on there uppers from their tractors AND also their choice of car!Mobilising the troops ready for any price decrease.
Tell it's cold and windy today
betweenthelines
Member
- Location
- southwest
I see there's a thread on Agricultural Matters about supermarkets putting milk prices up. And also that butter price rises are being mentioned in relation to today's inflation figures.
Yet some farmers are still going on about oversupply?
FFS, fight your corner farmers.
Yet some farmers are still going on about oversupply?
FFS, fight your corner farmers.
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