Luck for me im on an aha i suppose. Sorry, wasnt thinking fbt
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Bossfarmer
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- Location
- between Perth and Inverness
Can someone explain why N 27.0.0 is 650ish/t yet nitram is supposedly 950? Easy solution then just buy the N27??
I think if you made two bombs out of them, the N27 wouldn't be enough to blow your hat off!
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- Huntingdon
If n27 is £650 then it’s ‘good value’ vs current AN prices, I fear it is nearer £750 though, therefore priced on par.
C B
county down
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- Location
- downpatrick
a few mr x may not pay up this time cashflow will be king
I hope so
I ordered some N30 S15 11am last Monday for £665/t. Got a call back 2pm to say sorry the order is cancelled. The "good value" isn't always realisable.
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- Ballyclare Northern Ireland
Nationality of crew is irrelevant. Russian owned/registered ships have been barred not the people that crew them.
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- Huntingdon
If n27 is £650 then it’s ‘good value’ vs current AN prices, I fear it is nearer £750 though
- Location
- Huntingdon
And crewed I believe also, atleast that was how the briefing read. Will check again on Monday incase I miss read it.
C B
Good
Russian crew are allowed. It's Russian owned, managed, operated and chartered vessels that are sanctioned.
In any case, Russian shipments are largely now self sanctioning (rightly so) as the risk of subsequent sanctions is massive. Finding ships to load grains or fertiliser from any Russian port is practically impossible. There are also massive insurance premiums in doing so.
it's just oil / gas trading entities that are still shipping from Russian ports - for the time-being.
And always driving something I can't afford."mustard trousered parasites"
all wearing "those" gilets and brogues.
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- somerset
every body is rightly horrified at events, demanding sanctions etc, probably without realising the effects of those sanctions to themselves, and they are going to hurt, both parties, its down to who can 'last' those sanctions longer, an answer not guaranteed.
Rather suspect a referendum today, would support direct action over Ukraine now, good job there isn't one.
And a lot remains very uncertain, much depends on a nutter, watched a report yesterday, by an ex Russian Official, he basically said, the Russian elite, see this war, as a war against the west, and he thought it highly likely to spread, his reasoning, was horribly sensible.
What we do know, a major source of wheat, isn't going to be available this year, as well as other 'things', so food scarcity, no/less fert, you don't need to be a politician, to realise what will happen, in fact, its only politicians that probably don't realise !!!
Rather suspect a referendum today, would support direct action over Ukraine now, good job there isn't one.
And a lot remains very uncertain, much depends on a nutter, watched a report yesterday, by an ex Russian Official, he basically said, the Russian elite, see this war, as a war against the west, and he thought it highly likely to spread, his reasoning, was horribly sensible.
What we do know, a major source of wheat, isn't going to be available this year, as well as other 'things', so food scarcity, no/less fert, you don't need to be a politician, to realise what will happen, in fact, its only politicians that probably don't realise !!!
Adam@Rumen
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- Location
- Nantwich/Rishton
Have been offered 4 loads of granular urea if anyone is needing any, artics only will have to check price
davidroberts30
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- Location
- pembrokeshire
- Location
- Lincolnshire
I think I'd be stopping thinking about fert for this season now.
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- Location
- Darlington
I try not to think about feet at all
