Posted by JL2510 on June 22, 2020 at 12:45:44 from (107.77.202.149):
I had posted pictures before of my families dairy farm. My Grandfather and his dad, brother in law, and a few brothers incorporated and built this farm around '63/'64. Grandad sold the cows in the buyout of '86. I was 4 when they left and I remember very little. I saw in Lancaster Farmer this weekend that milk prices were listed around $21.50/cwt now. Last I had noticed a few weeks ago, seemed like it was well below $15, maybe even $13. I know nothing makes up for the many years of bad prices and everyone's operation is different, but I was just curious how $21.50 is? Is that generally a profitable price, just ok, not enough? I see these prices and they mean nothing to me. Just wondered what I was looking at business wise, if you know what I mean.
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