Section 4-60-13 - Milk production quotas in the Honolulu milk shed(a) The board establishes the total daily production quota for the Honolulu milk shed at 3507.930 hundredweight or 4078.988 cans per day. The following is the pro rata distribution of the quota increase by licensed producers on April 1, 1989. The branch shall provide an annual report listing all licensed producers and their assigned quotas at the end of each fiscal year which reflects all quota increases and transfers granted within the milk shed during that year and shall become part of this section. | DAILY QUOTA |
| DAIRY NAME | (cwt) | cans |
| Costa, Louis Dairy | 125.618 | 146.067 |
| Ferreira Dairy | 52.109 | 60.592 |
| Freitas, George Dairy | 214.289 | 249.173 |
| Huanui Dairy | 118.085 | 137.308 |
| Kaimi Farm | 130.594 | 151.854 |
| Lucky S Dairy | 52.462 | 61.002 |
| Maunawili Dairy | 141.026 | 163.984 |
| Meadow Gold Farms | 596.525 | 693.634 |
| Mountain View Dairy | 530.891 | 617.315 |
| Toledo-Twin Pine Dairy | 699.213 | 813.038 |
| U. H. Waialee | 12.508 | 14.544 |
| Waimanalo Dairy, Inc. | 660.318 | 767.812 |
| Wayne's Dairy | 174.292 | 202.665 |
| TOTAL | 3507.930 | 4078.988 |
(b) The production quotas established in subsection (a) do not guarantee that all of the milk produced thereunder shall be utilized as class I in the Honolulu milk shed. The established quota may be considered as a quantity measure representing a producer's share of the estimated annual class I requirements of the market. Each month the total class I usage in the market shall be allocated on a pro rata basis to all quota holders and payment to them shall be determined accordingly. It shall be recognized that the class I requirements of the market vary from day to day and from one season of the year to another. Milk production is also subject to daily and seasonal variation. Producers cannot adjust their production to meet day to day changes in demand but they can make adjustments in their production pattern to compensate for seasonal changes. Producers shall be aware of changes in demand and adjust their production practices to maximize their operating income.[Eff 7/16/80; am and comp 12/1/85; am and comp 5/1/87; am 4/1/89] (Auth: HRS § 157-13) (Imp: HRS §157.31)