04-04-2019 23:49 via saultstar.com

One sour situation

ST JOSEPH ISLAND — Jackie and David Emiry invested $1.4 million in quota.
Plus they put an additional $600,000 in the farm purchase (land, livestock, existing buildings and tractors and equipment) as well as $1 million in a new barn.
So, when eight percent of their expected payment for milk products was cut, the couple was no pleased.
“We do the same amount of work. We ship the same amount and quality of milk but we make eight per cent less. We’ve been sold out. While market de
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