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Most processors held base milk price for November, although winter bonus payments mean there are some increases to "all-in" starting prices
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All processors have either lifted their base milk price, or paid a bonus on 2024 milk.
Announcing the Tirlán price, the co-op’s chair John Murphy said after a very challenging first half of the year, the second half has been more favourable.
Lakeland Dairies CEO Colin Kelly and Dale Farm CEO Nick Whelan join us on Farm Tech Talk this week to discuss milk markets.
Kieran Mailey looks at the prices paid to dairy farmers on either side of the Irish border over the last 12 months
Lakeland Dairies has announced an additional milk price payment on all litres supplied during 2024.
Meath dairy farmer John Gilsenan, who held a Lakeland Dairies farm walk this week, is on this edition of My Farming Week.
Meanwhile, the co-op decided to hold its base milk price for November supplies.
The statement came at a Lakeland Dairies event on Tuesday on the farm of Sean and John Gilsenan in Moynalty, Co Meath.
January 2025 will see a host of changes rolled out, relating to the way processors pay for milk in Northern Ireland.
