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No net benefit from farmgate price rises

Dairy farmers have seen no ‘net’ benefit to their finances from record high milk prices with input cost rises cancelling out the price increases.

Alex Black
clock • 1 min read
No net benefit from farmgate price rises

Dairy farmers have seen no ‘net’ benefit to their finances from record high milk prices with input cost rises cancelling out the price increases. Data from Defra showed farmgate prices have increased...

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