Milk Price- Please read Mod note in post #1

keep going

Rumours down our that glanbia dropping 2 cent,hear anything

whelan2

keep going wrote: »

Rumours down our that glanbia dropping 2 cent,hear anything

yes got a text 37cpl inc vat for may

knockmulliner

whelan2 wrote: »

yes got a text 37cpl inc vat for may

That's to fund your loyalty bonus for signing their contract in June

atlantic mist

how does each coop boards decide the milk price? and if not who decides the price?

why are we two months behind our counterparts in Europe?
and why do we find out our our milk price after we supply milk? fonterra hav yearly forecast, fresland campina have their milk price for july are we lagging behind?

farmers are top class business men/women in their specialised area of expertise, but we al learned from those above us or the hard way throu our mistakes, farmers can be top class directors also if given some level of training

mahoney_j

red bull wrote: »

What will Arrabawn pay for May milk ?

Good question ,Glanbia down 2 to 37 so as a disgruntled Arrabawn supplier in expecting at least 2 cent .hed of dropped it last month only for Agm on 21 may and discontent among board members and suppliers .dairygold is going to have some influx of Arrabawn suppliers next year mostly from around nenagh.

mf240

mahoney_j wrote: »

Good question ,Glanbia down 2 to 37 so as a disgruntled Arrabawn supplier in expecting at least 2 cent .hed of dropped it last month only for Agm on 21 may and discontent among board members and suppliers .dairygold is going to have some influx of Arrabawn suppliers next year mostly from around nenagh.

Are dairygold better payers?

Any truth in the rumour that some biggish arrabawn suppliers were approached by glanbia?

kevthegaff

mahoney_j wrote: »

Good question ,Glanbia down 2 to 37 so as a disgruntled Arrabawn supplier in expecting at least 2 cent .hed of dropped it last month only for Agm on 21 may and discontent among board members and suppliers .dairygold is going to have some influx of Arrabawn suppliers next year mostly from around nenagh.

I think theyl hold it as best they can, to keep farmers on side, I heard ye got a free dinner and a late apology!!

mahoney_j

mf240 wrote: »

Are dairygold better payers?

Any truth in the rumour that some biggish arrabawn suppliers were approached by glanbia?

Yep but not many jumping into that bear pit dairygold is processor of choice now aroubd here

kevthegaff

mf240 wrote: »

Are dairygold better payers?

Any truth in the rumour that some biggish arrabawn suppliers were approached by glanbia?

I heard alot of milk trucks coming from glanbia to arrabawn at the moment as arrabawn have the capacity. A lot of these disgruntled farmers are lads up to theyre neck after expansion, but they do have a point in that theyre reps were a bit too hasty looking for repayments last year. Ill have to be paid well to sign up for a merger:-)

mahoney_j

kevthegaff wrote: »

I think theyl hold it as best they can, to keep farmers on side, I heard ye got a free dinner and a late apology!!

No way he'll hold it unfortunately Kev,as good as said it at Agm.price coop is paying is out of sync with markets by 3 to 4 cent apparently.fibe dinber alright I got seconds ,must of been yours!!!!

kevthegaff

mahoney_j wrote: »

No way he'll hold it unfortunately Kev,as good as said it at Agm.price coop is paying is out of sync with markets by 3 to 4 cent apparently.fibe dinber alright I got seconds ,must of been yours!!!!

Na I wasnt there they give me headaches!!

mahoney_j

kevthegaff wrote: »

I heard alot of milk trucks coming from glanbia to arrabawn at the moment as arrabawn have the capacity. A lot of these disgruntled farmers are lads up to theyre neck after expansion, but they do have a point in that theyre reps were a bit too hasty looking for repayments last year. Ill have to be paid well to sign up for a merger:-)

An afull lot more to it than that Kev,some very prominent and well known established farmers signalling intent to go with very good reasons which I don't want to publish here.dairygold Arrabawn merger should of been well sorted by now andvi thinkbarrabawn will in a few years regret it.

Mulumpy

kevthegaff wrote: »

I heard alot of milk trucks coming from glanbia to arrabawn at the moment as arrabawn have the capacity. A lot of these disgruntled farmers are lads up to theyre neck after expansion, but they do have a point in that theyre reps were a bit too hasty looking for repayments last year. Ill have to be paid well to sign up for a merger:-)

Only two load a day til July Kev

Greengrass1

http://www.agriland.ie/news/minister-says-will-vetamenty-oppose-reintroduction-milk-quotas/

Viewtodiefor

Greengrass1 wrote: »

http://www.agriland.ie/news/minister-says-will-vetamenty-oppose-reintroduction-milk-quotas/

It's what Germany and France says goes not young Simon I'm afraid. Of course he'll say different

RightTurnClyde

What does he mean by...
The Minister stressed: “We have prepared for four years for quota abolition.

Is it up for review in 2019?

5live

RightTurnClyde wrote: »

What does he mean by...
The Minister stressed: “We have prepared for four years for quota abolition.

Is it up for review in 2019?

No. It was announced 3 years ago that quotas were going and by the time they are gone we will have been 4 years gearing up.

RightTurnClyde

thanks, in the panic I read it wrong, I read it as ... 4 years of quota abolition

Viewtodiefor

If things turn out bad for the likes of Germans and French and Dutch there will be huge pressure to bring back some sort of quotas, you can bet your life on it.

Greengrass1

Viewtodiefor wrote: »

If things turn out bad for the likes of Germans and French and Dutch there will be huge pressure to bring back some sort of quotas, you can bet your life on it.

Well we may get our numbers up quick so if we have a reference yr like last time

Timmaay

Greengrass1 wrote: »

Well we may get our numbers up quick so if we have a reference yr like last time

Yeh everyone start milking 3 times a day! (funny enough I know someone who started doing this the year before quotas came in, everyone thought they were in the know!)

red bull

kevthegaff wrote: »

I heard alot of milk trucks coming from glanbia to arrabawn at the moment as arrabawn have the capacity. A lot of these disgruntled farmers are lads up to theyre neck after expansion, but they do have a point in that theyre reps were a bit too hasty looking for repayments last year. Ill have to be paid well to sign up for a merger:-)

I heard that Arrabawn have already upped capacity by 50%. Processing milk for Glanbia Lakeland and Dairy gold over the peak. If the milk price was right they would be a great little co op

loveta

red bull wrote: »

I heard that Arrabawn have already upped capacity by 50%. Processing milk for Glanbia Lakeland and Dairy gold over the peak. If the milk price was right they would be a great little co op

I would be surprised if they were processing for lakeland cause they are gag n for milk reckon. . . Well this is what they say they have customers for any ammount of product they lost out buying 5mile town and it defo was not for ther processing capacity they were buying it it was for the milk pool

whelan2

loveta wrote: »

I would be surprised if they were processing for lakeland cause they are gag n for milk reckon. . . Well this is what they say they have customers for any ammount of product they lost out buying 5mile town and it defo was not for ther processing capacity they were buying it it was for the milk pool

was thinking the same , as glanbia collects the day old milk here every so often on contract to go to lakelands. Any word on lakelands may milk price?

loveta

whelan2 wrote: »

was thinking the same , as glanbia collects the day old milk here every so often on contract to go to lakelands. Any word on lakelands may milk price?

Norm the last thursday before the 15th of the month so i reckon tomorrow, was talking to one of the head board boys sat he did not say but i reckon 1 cent cut buy the way he was going on but could be wrong

whelan2

loveta wrote: »

Norm the last thursday before the 15th of the month so i reckon tomorrow, was talking to one of the head board boys sat he did not say but i reckon 1 cent cut buy the way he was going on but could be wrong

its mad glanbia name the price first of them all and pay last:mad:

loveta

whelan2 wrote: »

its mad glanbia name the price first of them all and pay last:mad:

I think monaghan price first then glanbia but its strange the way they pay alright

Injuryprone

whelan2 wrote: »

its mad glanbia name the price first of them all and pay last:mad:

DG don't pay til 22nd

atlantic mist

does anyone on here know how exactly the processors calculate the milk price each month?
seems to be always peak supply the milk price drops regardless of eu or world prices

whelan2

loveta wrote: »

Norm the last thursday before the 15th of the month so i reckon tomorrow, was talking to one of the head board boys sat he did not say but i reckon 1 cent cut buy the way he was going on but could be wrong

well?