Milk Price Tracker

[Cowwilf]

Meadow foods up 1.25p for June, making
the standard litre 42.25p

 

[lazy farmer]

Their stores will be empty though

Agreed but you have to open the port at Shanghai to be able to fill the stores.

 

[frederick]

Agreed but you have to open the port at Shanghai to be able to fill the stores.

Not entirely sure the product is being used as fast as normal people just don't have discretionary purchasing powers. It's whatever is in the box

 

[Horn&corn]

Not sure if it’s just us but if we don’t get some proper rain soon it won’t matter what milk price they offer as we’ll be selling a lot of cows. Not a chance we can afford to buy food in this time!!

 

[Farmer Keith]

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Who wants a milk price based in GDT?

They read about @supercow upping production then…

 

[vantage]

Agreed but you have to open the port at Shanghai to be able to fill the stores.

Probably why the GDT has fallen.

 

[Bramble]

Son just forwarded me a letter from Freshways guaranteeing 44ppl for June with the hope that it will actually be 45ppl

Not that we supply Freshways btw

44p is a July minimum price, June is same as May at 40ppl

 

[supercow]

They read about @supercow upping production then…

 

[Bald Rick]

Probably why the GDT has fallen.

Almost certainly. All the Chinese eastern sea ports are only on limited operation with boats stacking up to off/on load.

Fears of broader lockdowns weighed on global stocks on Monday, while oil and other commodities also fell in anticipation of lower demand.

Elisabeth Waelbroeck-Rocha, chief international economist at S&P Global Market Intelligence, said that, in addition to disrupting global supply chains and fueling inflation, coronavirus outbreaks and accompanying lockdowns had undermined Chinese economic growth in March and April, making China unlikely to reach its target of 5.5 percent growth in gross domestic product in 2022.

Above from this article in New York Times:

The prospect of lockdowns in Beijing fuels more concerns about supply chain disruptions. (Published 2022)

China’s capital city is not as central to global production networks as Shanghai, but the costs for global companies will still mount if lockdowns spread.

www.nytimes.com

 

[Sid]

Crediton up 2.25 for June
To 42:50

 

[Jdunn55]

Crediton up 2.25 for June
To 42:50

You left omsco??

 

[Sid]

You left omsco??

I left Crediton about an hour ago if that helps.

Wyke for June +2.3p up to 43.81 for manufacturing.

 

[Holsteinfriesian90]

I left Crediton about an hour ago if that helps.

Wyke for June +2.3p up to 43.81 for manufacturing.

Moved to wyke?

 

[Barmyfarmer]

I left Crediton about an hour ago if that helps.

Wyke for June +2.3p up to 43.81 for manufacturing.

You not fancy joining arla?

 

[Martyn]

I left Crediton about an hour ago if that helps.

Wyke for June +2.3p up to 43.81 for manufacturing.

You had your nfu hat on this afternoon?

 

[Sid]

You had your nfu hat on this afternoon?

No to hot for a hat

 

[Sid]

Arla directs and Omsco the only 2 being paid for milk supplied in June that's starts with a 3?

 

[supercow]

@TheRanger 42p manufacturing fm isn’t too far behind the pack? A bit behind Arla but so is everyone else

 

[Martyn]

Arla directs and Omsco the only 2 being paid for milk supplied in June that's starts with a 3?

Don't think about it, have a pint, new day tomorrow

 

[Sid]

Don't think about it, have a pint, new day tomorrow

Maybe a half