Milk Price Tracker

[sidjon]

Will that include organic, what does that take it upto please

45.3p ,guess you don't really want to know.

 

[Martyn]

It's just so I can mentaly tell myself, I haven't got it all totally wrong and crap at what I do, but with 9.5ppl difference in my price I don't have a hope in hell.

Our recent price increase is only on allocation not on all our milk (about 70% in my case) we will have milk leaving the farm shortly at 26-27ppl for some of it.

Are these Arla prices being quoted on all the milk going into the tanker.

 

[sidjon]

It's just so I can mentaly tell myself, I haven't got it all totally wrong and crap at what I do, but with 9.5ppl difference in my price I don't have a hope in hell.

Our recent price increase is only on allocation not on all our milk (about 70% in my case) we will have milk leaving the farm shortly at 26-27ppl for some of it.

Are these Arla prices being quoted on all the milk going into the tanker.

Organic would be on plus for litres produced over thier A volume

 

[Bramble]

It's just so I can mentaly tell myself, I haven't got it all totally wrong and crap at what I do, but with 9.5ppl difference in my price I don't have a hope in hell.

Our recent price increase is only on allocation not on all our milk (about 70% in my case) we will have milk leaving the farm shortly at 26-27ppl for some of it.

Are these Arla prices being quoted on all the milk going into the tanker.

How on earth can they give you only 27ppl for your B litres, even Freshways paid just over 40ppl for November B litres. Hopefully December won’t be too different, although spot price back a lot in the last week

 

[farmer on a bike]

It's just so I can mentaly tell myself, I haven't got it all totally wrong and crap at what I do, but with 9.5ppl difference in my price I don't have a hope in hell.

Our recent price increase is only on allocation not on all our milk (about 70% in my case) we will have milk leaving the farm shortly at 26-27ppl for some of it.

Are these Arla prices being quoted on all the milk going into the tanker.

Arla organic price is on all litres. 43.31 on liquid standard litre. 45.03 on manufacturing standard litre.

 

[Martyn]

How on earth can they give you only 27ppl for your B litres, even Freshways paid just over 40ppl for November B litres. Hopefully December won’t be too different, although spot price back a lot in the last week

27.5ppl topped up 29.25 if you meet all the top bar standards

 

[Holsteinfriesian90]

27.5ppl topped up 29.25 if you meet all the top bar standards

Why is it so low?

 

[I thats it]

Why is it so low?

It'll be one of 2 reasons, Either they can't pay anymore or they don't want to pay anymore

 

[lazy farmer]

As an omsco supplier I would be asking why aren’t you trying to under cut arla ?
Even by a penny or 2 off would still leave a much bigger milk chq

 

[lazy farmer]

Perhaps with the auction being down we have reached the peak.

 

[Milkcow365]

Perhaps with the auction being down we have reached the peak.

Can’t see it everywhere bar Ireland milk production is still falling

 

[lazy farmer]

Can’t see it everywhere bar Ireland milk production is still falling

I hope your right bit in the end there will be demand destruction.

 

[Martyn]

 

[Martyn]

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We were given our allocation when we joined less than 50% of what was agreed when contracts where signed, we now operate a one man rather than a two person operation.

 

[vantage]

We were given our allocation when we joined less than 50% of what was agreed when contracts where signed, we now operate a one man rather than a two person operation.

Unless it’s for altruistic reasons that you are organic, can you not go conventional using a lot of what you’ve learnt being organic, plus doing stuff like foliar feeding to push production on?

 

[buffalo_soldier]

We were given our allocation when we joined less than 50% of what was agreed when contracts where signed, we now operate a one man rather than a two person operation.

How have you ended up on 50% of your contracted allocation though?
And what have they said about it?

That phrase "realisable lowest net value" in the b litres small print. Means it's never going to be competitive.

 

[Martyn]

Unless it’s for altruistic reasons that you are organic, can you not go conventional using a lot of what you’ve learnt being organic, plus doing stuff like foliar feeding to push production

Yes this is the most common sense plan, but we cant shift until Jan 2023 due to commitment on Organic Stewedship Schemes.

 

[Martyn]

How have you ended up on 50% of your contracted allocation though?
And what have they said about it?

That phrase "realisable lowest net value" in the b litres small print. Means it's never going to be competitive.

We were agreed on 1m litres after two year converting given 480000l with stacks of heifers due into the herd as to increase upto 1m. The staff we delt with dint answer phones and now retired. We have sold dairy animals on and srank our business.

 

[More to life]

We were agreed on 1m litres after two year converting given 480000l with stacks of heifers due into the herd as to increase upto 1m. The staff we delt with dint answer phones and now retired. We have sold dairy animals on and srank our business.

would you not be better off putting it down to experience and moving back to conventional? Everyone is recruiting

 

[buffalo_soldier]

We were agreed on 1m litres after two year converting given 480000l with stacks of heifers due into the herd as to increase upto 1m. The staff we delt with dint answer phones and now retired. We have sold dairy animals on and srank our business.

Have you looked around?
There are producers moving processors, it's just not too overt.