Milk Price Tracker

[lazy farmer]

Barbers no change for March. News letter states. Price rises were based on supply concerns not demand. And now supply is rising.
they have also adds 300,000 litre of extra milk storage on their main site

 

[Bald Rick]

Futures not looking so hot now. Be surprised if there is any further movement this side of late summer.

Meanwhile straw prices rocket upwards with +£25/t in the last month to reach £115/t … and will go higher yet

 

[Scholsey]

Futures not looking so hot now. Be surprised if there is any further movement this side of late summer.

Meanwhile straw prices rocket upwards with +£25/t in the last month to reach £115/t … and will go higher yet

be interesting to see what effect the Russia/ukraine job has when it fires back up this spring.

 

[Headless chicken]

Futures not looking so hot now. Be surprised if there is any further movement this side of late summer.

Meanwhile straw prices rocket upwards with +£25/t in the last month to reach £115/t … and will go higher yet

Delivered or ex farm?

 

[lazy farmer]

be interesting to see what effect the Russia/ukraine job has when it fires back up this spring.

There is still a hell of a lot of fighting going on. Despite it being winter.

 

[dinderleat]

Futures not looking so hot now. Be surprised if there is any further movement this side of late summer.

Meanwhile straw prices rocket upwards with +£25/t in the last month to reach £115/t … and will go higher yet

Futures maybe but actual sold prices are what matters and they are fairly stable at the moment butter has dropped £100tn mild cheddar has gone up slightly by £50tn.

hopefully demand will pick up slightly and that seesaw will be on the demand driven side

 

[Bald Rick]

Delivered or ex farm?

Delivered

 

[Bald Rick]

Futures maybe but actual sold prices are what matters and they are fairly stable at the moment butter has dropped £100tn mild cheddar has gone up slightly by £50tn.

hopefully demand will pick up slightly and that seesaw will be on the demand driven side

Dunno… our Leprino letter said that U.K. demand was at best static and it was world demand that allowed them to give us a price rise

Milk tracks oil IMO and that is easing upwards

 

[Headless chicken]

Delivered

£145 here for barley

 

[Bald Rick]

£145 here for barley

We are getting a bargain then ….

If we were really clever, we’d get in to bed with a large arable farm and buy their wheat & straw

 

[Martyn]

Delivered or ex farm?

I paid £115 delivery of wheat this week, this is current auction price + 10% buyers commission

 

[Coo man]

Futures not looking so hot now. Be surprised if there is any further movement this side of late summer.

Meanwhile straw prices rocket upwards with +£25/t in the last month to reach £115/t … and will go higher yet

I paid 135 tonne mini Hess tons last month but they are more now

 

[Shebb90]

I paid £115 delivery of wheat this week, this is current auction price + 10% buyers commission View attachment 1161994

Wheat or barley

 

[Headless chicken]

Dunno… our Leprino letter said that U.K. demand was at best static and it was world demand that allowed them to give us a price rise

Milk tracks oil IMO and that is easing upwards

 

[dinderleat]

Dunno… our Leprino letter said that U.K. demand was at best static and it was world demand that allowed them to give us a price rise

Milk tracks oil IMO and that is easing upwards

Did you buy that excuse

 

[Bald Rick]

Did you buy that excuse

There is no mozzarella tracker so its difficult to pin down wholesale prices but I see no slump in pizza sales .. although I suspect there has been quite a lot of shrinkflation going on
We know Leprino will never lead the upward charge

 

[holsteindave]

Futures maybe but actual sold prices are what matters and they are fairly stable at the moment butter has dropped £100tn mild cheddar has gone up slightly by £50tn.

hopefully demand will pick up slightly and that seesaw will be on the demand driven side

And Futures have gained a fair percent of what they lost last week in the first three days off this week.

 

[WD Dairy]

Friend has sudden health problems and can't keep running their dairy. Milking 260. They put new rotary parlour in about 5 years ago. Complicated inheritance issues so can't sell, not for the next 10 years. Local old boy stepped in and took over running for time being to help out, but they need a plan going forward. They won't ever be able to take it back on themselves.
What options do they have - do you reckon anyone would lease (even for a small amount) an operational dairy?

 

[Kiss]

Friend has sudden health problems and can't keep running their dairy. Milking 260. They put new rotary parlour in about 5 years ago. Complicated inheritance issues so can't sell, not for the next 10 years. Local old boy stepped in and took over running for time being to help out, but they need a plan going forward. They won't ever be able to take it back on themselves.
What options do they have - do you reckon anyone would lease (even for a small amount) an operational dairy?

Assuming with the land im sure there would be a queue!

 

[Beef farmer]

Friend has sudden health problems and can't keep running their dairy. Milking 260. They put new rotary parlour in about 5 years ago. Complicated inheritance issues so can't sell, not for the next 10 years. Local old boy stepped in and took over running for time being to help out, but they need a plan going forward. They won't ever be able to take it back on themselves.
What options do they have - do you reckon anyone would lease (even for a small amount) an operational dairy?

In the UK?