Milk Price Tracker

[Sid]

not quite true, up 0.14p/litre on currency

Press release didn't say that. Sorry.

 

[jackrussell101]

Now Muller are underpaying

They'll have to announce a big one for August next week now

 

[jackrussell101]

Need to when your grass looks like this

 

[dinderleat]

Now Muller are underpaying

They'll have to announce a big one for August next week now

One Month doesn’t really matter it’s the average over 1/2/5 years that matters.

 

[lazy farmer]

its quiet in here surprise surprise

 

[vantage]

Need to when your grass looks like this View attachment 684356

Its still green!

 

[celtis man]

30ppl won't matter much if we stay dry k

 

[stablegirl]

It must be good news for everyone surely.

 

[More to life]

30ppl won't matter much if we stay dry k

Won't be 30p for long if it says dry

 

[celtis man]

Won't be 30p for long if it says dry

I think this weather is part of the catalyst to move prices upwards
Only problem I have is I cannot seem to get my cows going like last year, they seem to have lower bf too .

 

[cowgirl95]

30ppl won't matter much if we stay dry k

Better than 25p and dry

 

[The Agrarian]

Better than 25p and into the hocks in wet

 

[celtis man]

25ppl is probably where we are at with arla ,no I don't do ag + or take an artic or paid for a big hole in the tank

 

[Happy hillbily]

25ppl is probably where we are at with arla ,no I don't do ag + or take an artic or paid for a big hole in the tank

+1

 

[stablegirl]

"Dont do Arla garden +"

 

[Cows 'n grass]

25ppl is probably where we are at with arla ,no I don't do ag + or take an artic or paid for a big hole in the tank

All those bits add up to less than 1.5 ppm so you'll still be on 29p if you hit the base solids levels.

 

[Farmer1001]

Looks like the weather forecast paid off @westwards

 

[celtis man]

All those bits add up to less than 1.5 ppm so you'll still be on 29p if you hit the base solids levels.

To be honest there are quite a few of we smaller former ML members that haven't done ag+ all for different reasons but have never been sat down and had its merits explained to us ,and down here you cannot take an article onto many farms as the roads just won't allow.

 

[farmer on a bike]

To be honest there are quite a few of we smaller former ML members that haven't done ag+ all for different reasons but have never been sat down and had its merits explained to us ,and down here you cannot take an article onto many farms as the roads just won't allow.

Every Arla farmer was given the chance to go to on farm meetings to explain AG+, shown how to score and how to input the data. Many of the reps have also offered to help members who have struggled with the input. You are obviously computer literate to be posting on here. The Arla website for AG+ has videos to explain the cattle scoring the rest is very straight forward. We also had member meetings going through the merits and reasons for Arla garden plus. It took me an afternoon milking watching the cows as they left the parlour and less than 20mins ton input the data this time. the first input will take a bit longer but it has been well designed and tested by farmers to ensure it is easy to do.

I do understand the artic issue, but it maybe worth having it appraised by the depot even if Artics are not operating in your area. I do get that some roads just don't allow it but many farms do manage deliveries of farm inputs with Artics.

 

[coomoo]

"Dont do Arla garden +"

Best not mention gold then