Milk Price Tracker

[vantage]

Did you use any of our milk on your cornflakes? Let’s be honest anyone that’s done Arlagarden will of seen stranger questions!

Yes actually, Cravendale blue top, until milk in the home pasteuriser is ready!

 

[Fergieman]

Anyone know what the problem is with the Arla website and milk volumes? Last month they were saying 0 for a while. Now I got a few values early in January, then missed one completely, and now back to 0 again. Not looking very professional. Wonder if I can show them my medicine records looking like that next audit.

They are not aware of any problems as of this afternoon. If you have gaps or 0 please contact linkline by telephone or the new chat facility on the website and report it.

 

[s line]

From milk price on Twitter

 

[Sid]

From milk price on Twitter

On the back of a previous tweet

Was quite positive all things considered

 

[jackrussell101]

It'll be very interesting to see what happens in the global dairy GDT auction tomorrow, I predict large increases are set to come off the back of all this that's happening now...

Commodity prices are surging

Is a new supercycle beginning?

www.economist.com

 

[lazy farmer]

inflation?

 

[jackrussell101]

inflation?

I think our indebted economies could certainly do with a gentle wave of it now just to reduce the real value of their debts.

 

[frederick]

I think our indebted economies could certainly do with a gentle wave of it now just to reduce the real value of their debts.

That has always been the way to get out of debt in the past. BUT it would result in an increase in interest rates. The countries businesses and householders just won't cope with higher interest rates.
It would also hurt me a bit.

 

[Beef farmer]

That has always been the way to get out of debt in the past. BUT it would result in an increase in interest rates. The countries businesses and householders just won't cope with higher interest rates.
It would also hurt me a bit.

Would the government cope?

 

[jackrussell101]

The Bank of England are on about potentially taking interest rates negative later this year so don't really know how that'll work, what with commodities looking like they're starting to surge now and abit of inflation looking likely.

 

[lazy farmer]

The Bank of England are on about potentially taking interest rates negative later this year so don't really know how that'll work, what with commodities looking like they're starting to surge now and abit of inflation looking likely.

it could get messy

 

[dinderleat]

it is messy

Sorted

 

[lazy farmer]

Sorted

Not really. We have had an incredible run of stability

 

[frederick]

Sorted

No is doesn't cut it. It ain't messy yet. Messy is a whole heap worse than it currently is

 

[dinderleat]

Not really. We have had an incredible run of stability

Yes you are right the stability through covid is unreal to an extent

 

[Kingofgrass]

Yew tree dec
5.09fat 3.65pro 23bact 143cell
Forward 32.01
Market 29.42
Average 30.49

 

[pastit]

Yes you are right the stability through covid is unreal to an extent

It is called kicking the can down the road, problem is if its kicked any further it might not be found again.

 

[Sid]

 

[Headless chicken]

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i couldn’t quite believe it! Who’s milk buyers are going to be the first to start climbing then? Or will it be like normal, discreditted Unless it’s going down.

 

[frederick]

i couldn’t quite believe it! Who’s milk buyers are going to be the first to start climbing then? Or will it be like normal, discreditted Unless it’s going down.

UK spot milk last I heard in low 20 s and cream still in the doldrums and milk likely to be plentiful for next couple of months and majority of companies do not have product they can sell on the global market what is there to drive prices up. Potters still convinced next movement in liquid market will be down and can't see why I would disagree with him.