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    A New Direction for the Payment of Milk: Technological and Seasonality Considerations in Multiple Component Milk Pricing of Milk (Liquid and Manufacturing) for a Diversifying Dairy Industry

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    Breen, J.
    Wallace, Michael
    Crosse, Seamus
    O'Callaghan, Donal
    Keyword
    Milk pricing
    Dairy industry
    Date
    01/01/2007
    
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    http://hdl.handle.net/11019/1006
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    Breen, J., Wallace, M., Crosse, S., O'Callaghan, D., A New Direction for the Payment of Milk: Technological and Seasonality Considerations in Multiple Component Milk Pricing of Milk (Liquid and Manufacturing) for a Diversifying Dairy Industry, End of Project Report, Teagasc, 2007
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    The main objectives of this study were to compare a Multiple Component Pricing system with the current milk pricing practice in Ireland and to estimate the marginal values of the three main milk components (fat, protein and lactose) in the context of the Irish milk processing industry. A representative linear programming model of an average Irish milk processor was developed in order to determine the marginal values of the milk components and to compare the value of milk under the Multiple Component Pricing system with the value under the current milk pricing practice. This study also examined the effect of product mix, milk supply and milk composition on the marginal value of the milk components.
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