Milk Price Tracker

[Barmyfarmer]

What sort of litres do meadow handle?

 

[The Agrarian]

That's capitalism for you. Live by the sword... They will do it because they can.

English farmers did sell out their control of milk processing for an extra penny. Not much point complaining now that the private owners are having their wicked way.

 

[buffalo_soldier]

Regional pricing.
They want to keep the producers closest to the plant. Rather than losing drips and drabs in both their milk fields.

 

[PDB]

Aren’t yew tree in it for themselves aswell?

 

[pastit]

Aren’t yew tree in it for themselves aswell?

Yes they are, but just see how well they pay if there is no competition for milk in their area.

 

[Martyn]

Saputo
BF 4.73 P 3.34 Scc 167 Bscan 31

30.071 ppl

 

[Coo man]

Any thoughts on first milks new grazing policy ? How will this affect robot men ?

 

[frederick]

Any thoughts on first milks new grazing policy ? How will this affect robot men ?

Well it's not going to make any financial difference. If you cant sign up you loose £12.50 a month £150 a year. Cant see fully housed systems changing for that.

 

[Barmyfarmer]

Well it's not going to make any financial difference. If you cant sign up you loose £12.50 a month £150 a year. Cant see fully housed systems changing for that.

Pretty pointless exercise if that's what the penalty is

 

[I thats it]

Well it's not going to make any financial difference. If you cant sign up you loose £12.50 a month £150 a year. Cant see fully housed systems changing for that.

Even the grass rat grazers, they're unlikely to stop shooting Jersey bulls fir £150 per year

 

[Beef farmer]

Even the grass rat grazers, they're unlikely to stop shooting Jersey bulls fir £150 per year per calf

 

[I thats it]

Did you intend commenting or is it just my phone not showing it?

 

[Manney]

Possibly a stupid question but is the Coronavirus likely to affect milk prices and trade?

 

[Horn&corn]

Ian potter thinks it will and he’s probably right. If costa and Starbucks empty i doubt folk will drink as much at home.

http://www.ipaquotas.com/QUOTANEWS.htm

 

[Friesianfan]

Ian potter thinks it will and he’s probably right. If costa and Starbucks empty i doubt folk will drink as much at home.

http://www.ipaquotas.com/QUOTANEWS.htm

Ian potter’s a pratt

 

[Barmyfarmer]

Ian potter’s a pratt

A very successful one though

 

[The Agrarian]

Honestly, it's difficult to see how this thing does not result in demand destruction somewhere on the globe. And it takes very little to tip the balance in a commodity that has its value set by the 7% of volume that is traded globally.

 

[vantage]

Honestly, it's difficult to see how this thing does not result in demand destruction somewhere on the globe. And it takes very little to tip the balance in a commodity that has its value set by the 7% of volume that is traded globally.

Shock news, “world dairy trade” auction cancelled due to corona virus. How will the rest of the world value dairy products ?

 

[yin ewe]

Possibly a stupid question but is the Coronavirus likely to affect milk prices and trade?

It probably shouldn't affect prices but it will be used as an excuse to bring them down, processors don't need much encouragement.

 

[Bald Rick]

Possibly a stupid question but is the Coronavirus likely to affect milk prices and trade?

Was mulling it over myself and concluded that dairies need little excuse to lower the price especially if they think the government will step in