I am not sure how to reply to this but can tell you it doesn't really have anything to do with high feed cost. We milk the cows, truck comes and picks up the milk, takes it to the processor, they "tell" us how much we get paid for it. It doesn't matter how much it cost us to produce a hundred pounds. The way the price is set is so confusing that I really don't think nobody fully under stands it. People hear the price of milk (or any other farm product) is going up and seem to think we are the ones making the money, we are the last ones to see any of that increase. I think the nation's herd size is down, along with production right now but with the price on the high side right now the big guy's will be adding cows by the 100s, so just wait and the price will go down.
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