The only way to ultimately make good decisions about the adequacy of a milk price and the strategy employed to protect it is to remove emotions from the decision-making process. This is best done by the development and implementation of a marketing plan. Creating a marketing plan does not need to be a difficult process. However, the process should generate a physical document that is your personal road map to price risk management. There is not "one recipe" for such a document, but there are several items that every good marketing plan should address.
Organization |
Cornell University Cooperative Extension |
Publisher |
Cornell University |
Published |
May, 2002 |
Material Type |
Written Material |