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Over 300 farmers gathered in Co Cork on Monday night where their co-op came in for sharp criticism.
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All of the co-ops bar one increased milk price for November deliveries, writes dairy editor Aidan Brennan.
Kieran Mailey looks at the average prices paid by the main processors of NI milk over the last five years
High milk volumes with high constituents and an increase in milk price have all helped to boost October milk cheques, writes Aidan Brennan.
For the first time since December 2022, prices on high solids milk have exceeded the 50p/l threshold.
Tirlán continues to lead the Northern Ireland milk league, thanks to higher payments for milk solids.
Milk prices took a jump forward in September, increasing in price by between 1.43c/l and 2.6c/l which gave a much needed boost to cashflow.
Suppliers from both co-ops have expressed how they feel about the merger between Arrabawn and Tipperary Co-op.
The ROI based co-op has moved back on top of the NI milk league for September.
Milk prices increased by between 1.2c/l and 3c/l for August, as dairy markets are continuing to perform well, writes Aidan Brennan.
