I think you're right on. $20.00 milk, that's the gross. You have to take the shipping and the testing fees out, the bad milk insurance, the co-op fees, the equalization fee or whatever it's called and then there's the fees for the blend differential or whatever it is, my dairyman neighbor explained it all. Of course they were only getting $13-14.00 cwt a few years back, but farm diesel was $1.75 a gallon then and a bag of corn was $40.00, not $350.00. Tires ran under $250.00 for a new 18.4x38, not $1200.00 like now. Hydraulic oil was $15.00 a 5 gallon pail. Fertilizer? I don't even want to think about that. A roll of barbed wire was $12-15.00 not $45-60.00. You could get a good replacement heifer for $300.00 then too. And you didn't have a law mandating you had to have health insurance!
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