You with all your worry about those ol' milk prices last month. My advice to you, Hoose, is to stay in the grampa biz and get out of the prediction biz.
I thought I had said this on an earlier post but it never showed up (maybe I didn't properly prove I'm not a robot or somethin' - who knows? Same thing often happens at Ed's place). But, anyway:
At the peak last year, a gallon of whole milk cost an average of $3.86. The most recent numbers from the Bureau of Labor Statistics indicate it's now $3.82 a gallon
The best news for this sweet lil' dumplin? Milk prices are plummeting.
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You with all your worry about those ol' milk prices last month. My advice to you, Hoose, is to stay in the grampa biz and get out of the prediction biz.
Gorgeous little girl, welcome to the best years of your life.
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I thought I had said this on an earlier post but it never showed up (maybe I didn't properly prove I'm not a robot or somethin' - who knows? Same thing often happens at Ed's place). But, anyway:
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Fred
At the peak last year, a gallon of whole milk cost an average of $3.86. The most recent numbers from the Bureau of Labor Statistics indicate it's now $3.82 a gallon
ReplyDeleteHold the press's!!!! a four cent reduction !!!!
Price of milk in $/cwt in Feb 2009 was $11.60
ReplyDeletePrice in Nov 2014 was $23.00
http://www.farmdoc.illinois.edu/manage/uspricehistory/USPrice.asp
By my calculations that is a 98% increase.
Just call me Nostradamus.
Or this one: 02/08. - $19.10
12/14 --$20.3 (was $25.7 in Sept '14)
http://future.aae.wisc.edu/data/monthly_values/by_area/10?area=US
I'm glad milk is down a few cents. I am not happy it was up so much in the intervening years since Obama took office, just like I predicted.
ps I think you are starting to become obsessed EOB
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And if four cents is "plummeting" how would you describe the increase in gas last week? It rose 18 cents per gallon. I
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ReplyDeleteYou both are beautiful.