The month of November of 2019 turned out to be the best of the last few years though far away from the unattainable 2015 (5 million litres/day difference).
The curve seasonal followed by copying of 2018, and spring 2019, the same as the previous, brought a wave moderate:
With only December to close the year, we estimate that the year 2019 will end up with about 10,300 million liters, a volume -2% lower than that referred to in 2018, and down 14.5% below the production of the year 2015, record argentino:
It is interesting to note that the difference between November 2019 and November 2015 were 5 million litres of milk per day. In November 2019, the purchasing power of the milk was abysmally top of 2015 (+55%), and dairy farms in general were very well taking advantage of a dry climate and fresh. For all of this is that atribuímos this difference in production to a loss of more than 200,000 cows rodeo national productivity. We think that having a normal summer 2020 could recover that -2% and bring to the 10.500 or 10,700 million litres...
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