svennis
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Re: International milk price comparison
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19/12/2008, 11:19
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scoobyscotlad
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Re: International milk price comparison
Wiseman/Tesco seasonal.November price 29.04p(UK pence) including scc/tbc Band A bonuses.
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19/12/2008, 18:39
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foxleigh
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biggest coop in oz has just made everyones xmas by adjusting the projected milk price downwards from feb 1 2009 which equates to a 13% lower than opening price.stepups will only be paid on milk produced between feb and june 09.
We had heard that MG was going to open lower in july 09 but expected that they would hold current prices.THis of course places downward pressure on the other companies to conform.
Whilest MG suppliers dont appear to have a contracted price they nether the less have a budgeted forecast price and with the drought many had (as we all do!) budgeted and spent/borrowed to buy feed and water for cows to produce milk.Last week our nutritionist had told us that he had MG suppliers on the books who were only having $2/cow/per day left after they had paid for the feedcosts.This is going to place enormus pressure on farmers lives - one lady rang up the country hour talkback line in response to the news and said "that's it we're finished. we're done .it's over.
Looks like the next major exodus of the dairy industry is about to happen.
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19/12/2008, 20:13
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FiringOnAllFour
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Re: International milk price comparison
We've just been paid 20.4ppl base for november milk.
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20/12/2008, 0:11
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scoobyscotlad
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Re: International milk price comparison
Believe me,we jump through no hoops for anyone!Tesco Seasonal remember.
No export calves only stipulation.
Never have exported any anyway.
Only about a third of the month`s production to Tesco.
They sent a nasty little letter advising as we do not require to sign up to Promar costings they were deducting the Promar 0.5p as of November milk.Just around the same time Farmers Weekly running the articles about how Tesco were screwing down vegtable producers etc.
The 0.5p deduction was another cost cutting excercise.
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20/12/2008, 19:52
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oconnor1
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yes but EU is giving us 2.5percent increse in quota and all the fools are trying to fill it
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23/1/2009, 15:37
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Mooramba
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Re: International milk price comparison
Our co-op has informed us of a 34% price drop as of 1 Feb, this takes premium quality milk to about 29cents per litre. Works out to around 14ppl or 19 cents us. Eu putting subsidies back in place won't help us much either. Don't know what the future holds.
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25/1/2009, 4:22
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oconnor1
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Re: International milk price comparison
jan milk price was 343,81 per 1000 liters @38 fat 32 pro
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14/2/2009, 14:39
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