Oh I don’t disagree, but if we are to keep untreated urea we all have to be seen to be following the rules.
This was put in place as a compromise to DEFRA wanting to ban it completely.
Urea not able to be used untreated in June, comparing apples and pears.
and the urea might not be available in June if you wanted to bend the rules.
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the 1% from Israel isn’t the concern I don’t think, if it escalates with Iran, that would likely mean a closing of the straights of Hormuz which would mean a choke on a chunk of urea export tonnes, but more importantly oil flows.
then it depends who wades into the mix as a huge ammount of urea...
Assuming you don’t do liquid normally, do you have the sprayer set up for liquid, dribble bars etc? Only thinking might be cheaper
/easier to contact a neighbour/contractor who does liquid to do a supply and apply job, as you’ll pay through the nose for a 3ibc drop.
you aren’t far away, drop...
It is nearly halfway through April so hardly suprising, that more empty than full.
alot of commercial stores will be emptying in July August, or carried through if they can buy some more June/July straight off farm.
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How low?
is it just a dirty sample or are they clean but low kghl?
Best part of £100 difference between feed and milling so plenty of scope to clean them up if they are the type of sample that will clean
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