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"That's going to really help underpin the commodity price improvement that we've seen already, since basically the end of 2018."
Another factor aiding commodity prices is an "exceptionally robust" demand from China said Higgins, although she did have a couple of warnings about this development.
"We think that stock levels in China are now replenished and we think we're going to see a lull in terms of Chinese buying over the next couple of months."
Higgins' second warning was - winter is coming.
"The IMF today just reforecast their numbers around economic growth. So we've seen that come back from 3.5 per cent to 3.3 per cent for 2019.
"The impact of that economic slow down and what effect that might have on consumption for the products that we export needs to be monitored."
Despite the risks, Higgins said she remained hopeful for a possible $7.15 forecast Farmgate Milk Price for the 2019/20 season.