Ways to price milk
Every way to price a litre of milk
Fixed rate, fat-point, the 52/48, 60/40 and 100/0 formulas, lactometer readings, and printed rate charts in all three shapes. Whatever your society already pays on, Dairywala pays the same.
- Fixed rate per litreThe simplest way to pay. Set one rate for the whole dairy, separate rates per animal, or a private rate for a single member.Read more
- FAT × rate (fat-point)Multiply the fat percentage by a rate per point. Separate per-point rates for cow and buffalo, and a private rate per member if you need one.Read more
- The 52/48 formulaA fat-and-SNF formula that splits the price 52 to 48 against standards of 6.5 fat and 9.0 SNF.Read more
- The 60/40 formulaA fat-heavier formula. Same shape as 52/48 but weighted towards fat, measured against 6.5 fat and 8.5 SNF.Read more
- The 100/0 formulaA fat-only formula for dairies that do not test SNF at all. The SNF box disappears from the entry form.Read more
- Fat and CLR (lactometer)For dairies that measure CLR instead of SNF. The conversion is done in the app and the formula runs on the result.Read more
- Fat × SNF rate chartA two-way grid: fat down one side, SNF across the top, a rate in every cell. Dairywala reads the cell instead of calculating.Read more
- Fat × CLR rate chartFor unions that publish their chart against CLR. No conversion is needed — the cell is read directly.Read more
- Fat-only rate chartOne list: a fat band and its rate. The only chart a fat-point member can be priced from.Read more
- A different chart for one memberGive a single member their own rate chart. Dairywala tries theirs first, then falls back to the dairy's.Read more
Members do not all have to be on the same method. One supplier can sit on a fat-point rate while the rest of the dairy runs off your union's chart.
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