Posted by Fordfarmer on April 07, 2008 at 20:24:53 from (72.160.249.16):
In Reply to: Re: Gas is Cheap! posted by Jiles on April 07, 2008 at 19:46:57:
Don't forget that our (farmers') costs to produce that gallon keep going up. Fuel and fertilizer bills are more than double what they were 2 years ago. It's not nice to buy 1000 gallons of fuel at a time. It's interesting to me to hear what people are paying for milk. At my end, the price is $17.50 per hundred weight (around $2.20 per gallon). It has been slipping for 3 months now, and is down more than 13% since January. Has it dropped at the consumers' end lately? Maybe you should question the manager at the store where you buy it.
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