Milk Price- Please read Mod note in post #1

atlantic mist

friesland cam 29c
carbery 27c
lakekand 26.5c
Kerry 25c
Gii 24c

what order would ye put the ceo's of respective companies id say the above list isnt far off the mark?

oranua moving out of US surprising move, opening up capital to fund expansion in europe and nigeria, would have though the us was an important premium market for us

C0N0R

Lacpatrick committed to 25.75 for October November and December. Plus .25 for bord bia

WheatenBriar

atlantic mist wrote: »

friesland cam 29c
carbery 27c
lakekand 26.5c
Kerry 25c
Gii 24c

what order would ye put the ceo's of respective companies id say the above list isnt far off the mark?

The ceo order would be the reverse, with Siobhan Talbot in the number one position for doing such an excellent job of ignoring the nuisance farmer and keeping the share price high...

kevthegaff

atlantic mist wrote: »

friesland cam 29c
carbery 27c
lakekand 26.5c
Kerry 25c
Gii 24c

what order would ye put the ceo's of respective companies id say the above list isnt far off the mark?

oranua moving out of US surprising move, opening up capital to fund expansion in europe and nigeria, would have though the us was an important premium market for us

new tax on butter in us and large us output probably causing this.

WheatenBriar

whelan2 wrote: »

wait until this time next year they really will be looking for milk, wonder will they pay better then.

Well... On say 500,000 litres, assuming the max allocation of 5%,the much lauded fixed milk price, (which isn't costing GII anything as Ornua are its backers?) will deliver a whopping €1000 in a year if that

Rest assured, that'll protect the bottom line until then.. :rolleyes:

kowtow

GDT up 1.8%

Damp squib, this is a market which doesn't want to be talked up.

Milked out

Dairygold held at 25.5

atlantic mist

dairy numbers have dropped in nz first time since 2005, thats a nice one for the markets to digest, they cant keep dropping price like opec had to stop somewhere

nz putting less and less product to gdt month on month trying to find more direct routes to market to provide greater return for farmers, could be a distant memory soon

whelan2

no sign of milk statements yet on Glanbia connect

jaymla627

atlantic mist wrote: »

dairy numbers have dropped in nz first time since 2005, thats a nice one for the markets to digest, they cant keep dropping price like opec had to stop somewhere

nz putting less and less product to gdt month on month trying to find more direct routes to market to provide greater return for farmers, could be a distant memory soon

Seems China and it's drive for mega dairies is cooling down too, intresting article in hoards dairy about the export of dairy heifers to China from new zealand/Australia dropping dramatically, 144,000 animals where imported in 2014 with numbers to the end of spetember 2015 at 27,000 pretty steep drop off

Deepsouthwest

jaymla627 wrote: »

Seems China and it's drive for mega dairies is cooling down too, intresting article in hoards dairy about the export of dairy heifers to China from new zealand/Australia dropping dramatically, 144,000 animals where imported in 2014 with numbers to the end of spetember 2015 at 27,000 pretty steep drop off

About time they copped on and realised that they get it deliverered to their door for 1/2 what it costs them to produce it themselves!

atlantic mist

china are currently paying 51c a litre for November milk its costing that to produce

they seem happy to pay at that price many still favoring imported produce so they do value the milk

if the self sufficient idea doesnt work they will just buy farms or processors to keep control even if not producing domestically, nz and oz trying to cool this at present

red bull

atlantic mist wrote: »

china are currently paying 51c a litre for November milk its costing that to produce

they seem happy to pay at that price many still favoring imported produce so they do value the milk

if the self sufficient idea doesnt work they will just buy farms or processors to keep control even if not producing domestically, nz and oz trying to cool this at present

Is an Irish processor on the horizon for China, Sweet one ?

whelan2

net milk price 35.74 solids weren't great tbh

frazzledhome

whelan2 wrote: »

net milk price 35.74 solids weren't great tbh

Does that include liquid bonus?

whelan2

frazzledhome wrote: »

Does that include liquid bonus?

yes but not the 1 cent top up

mahoney_j

whelan2 wrote: »

yes but not the 1 cent top up

34.98 c here ,no winter milk contract .4.96 fat 4.17 p.

Milked out

mahoney_j wrote: »

34.98 c here ,no winter milk contract .4.96 fat 4.17 p.

Where they on silage for.much of nov mj?

mahoney_j

Milked out wrote: »

Where they on silage for.much of nov mj?

Just before evening milking from 20 Nov on ,housed full time 28 I think,grass day and night to then .been exceptional year here for solids .average so far for December 5.34 and 4.05 on oad .all cows dry on Monday am

kevthegaff

mahoney_j wrote: »

Just before evening milking from 20 Nov on ,housed full time 28 I think,grass day and night to then .been exceptional year here for solids .average so far for December 5.34 and 4.05 on oad .all cows dry on Monday am

What was the base jerry?

mahoney_j

kevthegaff wrote: »

What was the base jerry?

Same base as last month Kev 25.89 .base price nailed on at that till at least March

Greengrass1

39.71
3.67p
4.96 bf.
Finished grass 12th nov.

Brown Podzol

31.75. Base 25.5 Dairygold. Fat 4.81. P 3.72. Housed 11 Nov. Average yield17.2lts. per cow per day for the month on 4kg meal.

atlantic mist

40c a liter here 3.9 protein, 4.5bf

Milked out

29.484c/l at 3.58p and 4.27 bf. Not including winter bonus. Calving aut calvers tighter reduced solids on the month last year but increased volume by 40% on last year with a similar no of cows overall.

blue5000

Nearly had a small heart attack in centra this evening, saw 85 cent on the shelf, picked up a litre of avonmore milk, went to the till, handed yer man a euro and he says it's €1.35. Yer not serious says I.

We normally buy 6L for €4 in dunnes! The 85 must have been a half litre.

whelan2

blue5000 wrote: »

Nearly had a small heart attack in centra this evening, saw 85 cent on the shelf, picked up a litre of avonmore milk, went to the till, handed yer man a euro and he says it's €1.35. Yer not serious says I.

We normally buy 6L for €4 in dunnes! The 85 must have been a half litre.

85 cent was probably for own brand milk. It's 1.50for a litre of avonmore"pink" milk-slimline in local shop while its 85 cent for 1 litre of aldi's own brand pink milk in aldi. The Dunnes milk is great value

Kovu

Is the pink slimline basically just watered down milk? Always wondered that.

whelan2

Kovu wrote: »

Is the pink slimline basically just watered down milk? Always wondered that.

yup, we can drink 3 times as much pink milk as full fat milk

Kovu

whelan2 wrote: »

yup, we can drink 3 times as much pink milk as full fat milk

Whoops- thought I was in the chit chat thread. Thanks for that!