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<blockquote data-quote="GMN" data-source="post: 717110" data-attributes="member: 2382"><p>What dairyperson doesn't have some debt? Got to spend money to make money in this business, with times like we have had, many farmers have gone into more debt just to survive. Whoopie prices are coming up, but they will need to stay up, just for some to be able to catch up. I would like a simple explanation as to why prices have been so terrible and now have rebounded some just in the past month-whats the difference between now and say 6 months ago? Isn't it always the way it is, milk production decreases in fall/winter, then the price goes up, but when you are getting larger production in spring/summer the price is weak. I would much rather have a uniform price year round, than have a super low low, then a super high high, that just leads many to a false sense of security, and troubles along the way.</p><p></p><p>GMN</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="GMN, post: 717110, member: 2382"] What dairyperson doesn't have some debt? Got to spend money to make money in this business, with times like we have had, many farmers have gone into more debt just to survive. Whoopie prices are coming up, but they will need to stay up, just for some to be able to catch up. I would like a simple explanation as to why prices have been so terrible and now have rebounded some just in the past month-whats the difference between now and say 6 months ago? Isn't it always the way it is, milk production decreases in fall/winter, then the price goes up, but when you are getting larger production in spring/summer the price is weak. I would much rather have a uniform price year round, than have a super low low, then a super high high, that just leads many to a false sense of security, and troubles along the way. GMN [/QUOTE]
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