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Milk Price- Please read Mod note in post #1

delaval

24/6/16

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I was wondering would it be a help if we posted our milk prices. I would hope that if someone is low that help could be given, on the other hand if high perhaps your tips could help us all.

I would suggest posting your processors base inc Vat for comparison
Post your Nett price for others to help or be helped
I think that solids should be included.
I suggest any seasonal/liquid contract price be excluded or seperated.

I feel that we as farmers do a lot of bitching about processor prices and rightly so IMO. I also feel that we should not worry about it as we can do nothing about base price but we certainly do something about it at farm level.

What do you all think?

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delaval

slippy wicket wrote: »

That's too class f and p on your last collection. How's lactose hiding up.
We're at p 3.84 f 4.49 and L 4.48.
Both L and F and dropped .1 since previous collection. We reseeded third of cow paddocks and grazing silage ground to make up for it so grass quality is variable at the moment.

Lac is an issue here and I would be watching very carefully. It's 4.45 now but dropping and it dips as low as 4.42 on some collections. We leased extra quota this year for cover and got more than we needed so will push cows and milk closer to calving to fill. Condition will need to be watched as besides the heifers and thinner cows all will only be getting 6 weeks dry. Lact is the one area where the wheels cod come off.

Any suggestions welcome

slippy wicket

delaval wrote: »

Glanbia base 39

We came in at 47
Fat. 4.8
Pro. 3.8

Losing on fixed price but luckily only small % fixed. Will exit 1st scheme in Dec
2nd scheme should yield a top up of 3c that's my best stab it it. As the price has passed 36 in July top up should yield 3c

We have none in latest scheme

Fat and p on yesterday collection
F 5.16
P 3.96
With winter bonus of 6c we should be hitting 56-57c for Oct milk. That's presuming no penalty and grazing conditions remain good

That's too class f and p on your last collection. How's lactose hiding up.
We're at p 3.84 f 4.49 and L 4.48.
Both L and F and dropped .1 since previous collection. We reseeded third of cow paddocks and grazing silage ground to make up for it so grass quality is variable at the moment.

delaval

Glanbia base 39

We came in at 47
Fat. 4.8
Pro. 3.8

Losing on fixed price but luckily only small % fixed. Will exit 1st scheme in Dec
2nd scheme should yield a top up of 3c that's my best stab it it. As the price has passed 36 in July top up should yield 3c

We have none in latest scheme

Fat and p on yesterday collection
F 5.16
P 3.96
With winter bonus of 6c we should be hitting 56-57c for Oct milk. That's presuming no penalty and grazing conditions remain good

mahoney_j

Arrabawn price up to 39 cent vat inclusive.coop 1.6% over quota and supplies still pouring in .full super levy stopped once quota is full for all suppliers.

mahoney_j

Arrabawn price up to 39 cent vat inclusive.coop 1.6% over quota and supplies still pouring in .full super levy stopped once quota is full for all suppliers.

td5man

maxxuumman wrote: »

That's excellent. What are your solids at.

B fat 4.84 protein 3..90

maxxuumman

td5man wrote: »

September milk value 48.53c/l

That's excellent. What are your solids at.

td5man

delaval wrote: »

Must be them cows you bought?????

More likely the ones that need to be dried off.

delaval

td5man wrote: »

September milk value 48.53c/l

Must be them cows you bought?????

td5man

Viewtodiefor wrote: »

There's gold in them there hills!!

Just not enough of it ;-)

Viewtodiefor

td5man wrote: »

September milk value 48.53c/l

There's gold in them there hills!!

slippy wicket

Well done you, that's exceptional.
Your constituents must have been brilliant.

td5man

September milk value 48.53c/l

slippy wicket

For them as want to check, Glanbia milk statement for sept is live now.
Very happy. Net milk value 42.86 @ 3.69 p.

funny man

Lakelands paid 39 cents. Super levy deductions for over quota suppliers.

whelan1

kevthegaff wrote: »

higher solids and better price givin after 28c deduction. Maybe i should have stayed twice a day but i have a good bit of work ahead of me so it suits better

at least you are doing something about it, plenty of lads with their heads in the sand on this one, neighbour has his quota filled this month and still sending milk

kevthegaff

higher solids and better price givin after 28c deduction. Maybe i should have stayed twice a day but i have a good bit of work ahead of me so it suits better

freedominacup

kevthegaff wrote: »

any word on price for arrabawn lads, going once a day after today!

Why not stay at twice a day for a shorter period or have you winter milkers? (I lose track of whose calving when

)

kevthegaff

any word on price for arrabawn lads, going once a day after today!

mahoney_j

kevthegaff wrote: »

ya its looking bad drying up 10-15 November. U?

Luckily enough okish for quota .will be tight for second half of march I'd say maby small bit more.goibg to milk till end of November then dry off ,recharge the batteries head skiing in January and start all over again in late jan!i mAy dry off a row in early November mainly heifers and some emptys.serious amount of grass still there though so need to get at least60% grazed before end of month.

kevthegaff

ya its looking bad drying up 10-15 November. U?

mahoney_j

kevthegaff wrote: »

theyre always late

Board meeting aroubd the 15 of month ,hoping to see price go to at least 39 ,milk still pouring in though and as of end sept coop was over 1.5% over

kevthegaff

red bull wrote: »

Where are Arrabawn?

theyre always late

red bull

Where are Arrabawn?

loveta

Ger1987 wrote: »

Dutch auction back again this week, falling for the last number of weeks now. Hopefully the guys in Ireland are well sold forward!

L.land normally do 3month blocks but they had to rise it before one of the 3 months were up this summer wonder will that come back to bite us later on :rolleyes:

Gman1987

Dutch auction back again this week, falling for the last number of weeks now. Hopefully the guys in Ireland are well sold forward!

whitebriar

Aren't they needing that cent and more for Belview anyway,isn't that what we were told last year?

No excuse for the other co-op's though...

Viewtodiefor

Viewtodiefor wrote: »

Held at 39inc vat!

Oh ye r all up already !

Viewtodiefor

delaval wrote: »

As sure as your head is hot they will start to make noise in Feb/Mar and it will deffo drop for May if they can. All forecasts are good till then

Held at 39inc vat!

delaval

mf240 wrote: »

Thanks for that. So the price per kg of solids increased to the equivilant of 40c per litre at standard solids.

In your estimation how far into next year will we get before the inevitable market fall back?

As sure as your head is hot they will start to make noise in Feb/Mar and it will deffo drop for May if they can. All forecasts are good till then