Milk Price III

boggerman1

Gdt down again by 1% overall.smp looks like it can't be given away,down over 5%.

jaymla627

boggerman1 wrote: »

Gdt down again by 1% overall.smp looks like it can't be given away,down over 5%.

The butter train is looking like it's lost its steam too, forward contracts are at 4500 euro with them being at 5500 in August, spot milk in the U.K. has took a serious dive in the past two weeks and is in and around 28 pence at the minute

Buford T. Justice XIX

Henwin wrote: »

any word on kerry's milk price

Not a word from anyone yesterday or today.

Either they are stopping the leaks, they have nothing to announce or they want a big announcement tomorrow.

Snowfire

Lakeland society average price paid this month = 41.485


Mine...45.209ðŸ˜

alps

yewtree wrote: »

What is arrabawns base now?

37.050

whelan2

alps wrote: »

37.050

Fair play to arrabawn

GrasstoMilk

whelan2 wrote: »

Fair play to arrabawn

Fair play is right. 46.5 c fir September here.

whelan2

GrasstoMilk wrote: »

Fair play is right. 46.5 c fir September here.

Have you much fixed?

oxjkqg

Kerry online, no change to price.
got 42.81 i was happy with that.
workers striking in listowel again this morning.
Think next weds is the last strike and the rumour is thats the last strike until april 2018 if its not solved before then :eek:

Mooooo

Dairygold held at 35.5. Fcuk em anyway fcuking pricks with the amount t of suppliers hit by the storm

GrasstoMilk

whelan2 wrote: »

Have you much fixed?

Nothing but had some in other schemes that finished earlier in the year

boggerman1

Centenary co-op have decided to only give us 75% of the top up for the first 6 months of the yr from glanbia.shower of f***ers.i going to go into my local store and help myself to the balance and see how that works out!

whelan2

GrasstoMilk wrote: »

Nothing but had some in other schemes that finished earlier in the year

I assume you didn't apply to the loyalty scheme

GrasstoMilk

whelan2 wrote: »

I assume you didn't apply to the loyalty scheme

Nope. Dad said it was up to me. He'll be in his70's by the time the 5 years are up.

Right or wrong I don't know

alps

Mooooo wrote: »

Dairygold held at 35.5. Fcuk em anyway fcuking pricks with the amount t of suppliers hit by the storm

Is the board still away in America....they may not have realised the difficulty...

yewtree

Aurivo up to 37 cent base up 0.5 cent since August, that includes 1.5 cent/litre bonus on September supplies.
Milk price here will be closer to 50 cent than 40 cent, the weather is awful but milk price is definitely taking the edge off it.

Farmer Ed

Will they not be back for the dairy show in Millstreet on Saturday? Was hoping to catch up with a couple of them for complementary tea and sandwiches. They normally have to get a spot nearest to the show ring. Have been known to get upset if they don't get to chose the location of their sandwich bar. Looking forward to nice tea and sandwiches after being without electricity all week.

Buford T. Justice XIX

Henwin wrote: »

any word on kerry's milk price

Kerry hold price according to the journal.

stanflt

GrasstoMilk wrote: »

Fair play is right. 46.5 c fir September here.

Great solids 5.5 f and 4 protein to achieve that price

mahoney_j

43.98 @4.62 fat and 3.88 p base 37.05 .i also got 0.2 for sub 200 scc.bank account never looked as good with 70% sfo money also resting nicely in it !!!!

stanflt

mahoney_j wrote: »

43.98 @4.62 fat and 3.88 p base 37.05 .i also got 0.2 for sub 200 scc.bank account never looked as good with 70% sfo money also resting nicely in it !!!!

You would have got 1.2 cpl less if you were a Glanbia supplier

George Sunsnow

Ah now...
The less Glanbia pays,the less vat the government have to add onto the milk cheque
Glanbia are only doing their best for the exchequer...

whelan2

stanflt wrote: »

You would have got 1.2 cpl less if you were a Glanbia supplier

Or less if in fixed price schemes

mahoney_j

stanflt wrote: »

You would have got 1.2 cpl less if you were a Glanbia supplier

11500 Ltrs ifixed in that pulling my price back a bit too ,not complaining tho .getting a tad worried now re next year .full effects of high butter prices now hitting ,other products are freind less ,smp stocks high and full for this year .butter will drop further will be interesting to see at what mark will it settle and will demand keep up.bills here all well under control and attempting to create this rainy day fund ,very easy on paper reality tho .......
As an Arrabawn supplier very happy with how we’ve performed in last 2 years in particular after years of been junior hurlers

George Sunsnow

mahoney_j wrote: »

11500 Ltrs ifixed in that pulling my price back a bit too ,not complaining tho .getting a tad worried now re next year .full effects of high butter prices now hitting ,other products are freind less ,smp stocks high and full for this year .butter will drop further will be interesting to see at what mark will it settle and will demand keep up.bills here all well under control and attempting to create this rainy day fund ,very easy on paper reality tho .......
As an Arrabawn supplier very happy with how we’ve performed in last 2 years in particular after years of been junior hurlers

No need to worry,just be prudent
If you were getting 5c/l less now you’d not be happy but make do
Put that 5c/l into reserve or as much as you can

The days of spending 100% to save 30% tax are well and truly over in dairying

mahoney_j

George Sunsnow wrote: »

No need to worry,just be prudent
If you were getting 5c/l less now you’d not be happy but make do
Put that 5c/l into reserve or as much as you can

The days of spending 100% to save 30% tax are well and truly over in dairying

+1

Gawddawggonnit

U.K. butter and cream in free fall...
380k tons of milk powder in store that is like the mutt in the pound that nobody wants...

Kowtow will know what's happening when he gets reconnected to the 'matrix'.

Before hubris sets in...

mahoney_j

Gawddawggonnit wrote: »

U.K. butter and cream in free fall...
380k tons of milk powder in store that is like the mutt in the pound that nobody wants...

Kowtow will know what's happening when he gets reconnected to the 'matrix'.

Before hubris sets in...

And vast majority of that powder in store is French and German .......
Unless butter can hold demand and price at decent levels milk could drop like lead from March April on in Ireland anyway next year

blue5000

mahoney_j wrote: »

11500 Ltrs ifixed in that pulling my price back a bit too ,not complaining tho .getting a tad worried now re next year .full effects of high butter prices now hitting ,other products are freind less ,smp stocks high and full for this year .butter will drop further will be interesting to see at what mark will it settle and will demand keep up.bills here all well under control and attempting to create this rainy day fund ,very easy on paper reality tho .......
As an Arrabawn supplier very happy with how we’ve performed in last 2 years in particular after years of been junior hurlers

As an ex Arrabawn supplier I wonder how all the lads that jumped ship to Glanbia 2 yrs ago are feeling. I've said it before, but if they hadn't jumped would you still be feeling so happy today?

yewtree

mahoney_j wrote: »

11500 Ltrs ifixed in that pulling my price back a bit too ,not complaining tho .getting a tad worried now re next year .full effects of high butter prices now hitting ,other products are freind less ,smp stocks high and full for this year .butter will drop further will be interesting to see at what mark will it settle and will demand keep up.bills here all well under control and attempting to create this rainy day fund ,very easy on paper reality tho .......
As an Arrabawn supplier very happy with how we’ve performed in last 2 years in particular after years of been junior hurlers

Always found it hard to build reserve of cash when farming as sole trader. In a company now but not in long enough to see major effects yet. Next years tax bill should be reduced significantly