Blue bag
Fertiliser Price Tracker
- Thread starter TFF
- Start date
If they’re waiting for a boat to come in then it’s not Nitram you’ve boughtThere's definitely not sheds bulging at the seams with N they want out.
Nitram I ordered 2 weeks ago won't be delivered until next week. Waiting for boat to come in.
I'm wanting it to go on grazing land and for 2nd cut silage. Which @£650/t is just going tomoney. Unless fat price rises.
livestock 1
Member
Paid £730 for Stockbooster a few days ago
Think this was in a store which they had bought a while back to cover themselves. Only got a few tonne to put on beet and stubble turnips.
My view was , if it goes cheaper buy more , if not , carry on
Yes not brought all of it but with it going up again let take some cover, if goes worst git something to average it against if goes cheaper great
Chae1
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- Location
- Aberdeenshire
It's extran. I keep getting mixed up!
- Location
- Lincolnshire
Cant believe what I read on here, there was a time farmers waited for Cereals to get N prices, now its at record prices they are ringing merchants to get the most expensive N they will ever buy... and store it 11 months!... for crops that may not be planted.
Anyway I have some year old DAP for £2000/t anyone, it might be £3000 next Feb
Anyway I have some year old DAP for £2000/t anyone, it might be £3000 next Feb
YELROM
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- Location
- North Yorkshire
I like the Catchy names did you price overdraft inflator or Account drainer
It does seem ridiculous that people are falling over themselves to get it.
- Location
- Bedfordshire
Crazy......when fert manufacturers have most likely forward bought summer gas at about half current values !!! so that puts the UK price of N around £450 a tonne i reckon !!!!!
So you think it will drop back there?
Boydvalley
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- Location
- Bath
I think it’s worth repeating again the head of Yara this morning on the radio said that fertiliser was driven by availability and crop price. He did not mention gas price at all. P&K will be availability largely but N will be crop price.They think with crop prices where they are we can stand it.
- Location
- Lincolnshire
Yes, when the war ends and £120 is knocked off grain prices.
livestock 1
Member
I was offered blend at £640 but the fancy stuff works here which has to be worth something!I like the Catchy names did you price overdraft inflator or Account drainer
It’s a bit like buying cake it’s that expensive there’s not much point in trimming a few £ for a poorer product
big dog rex
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I understand your point but we live in such extreme times who knows what the cost of inputs will be after the crop is planted.
I bought An for £623.50 MT 2 weeks ago now people talk about £715.
last week we paid £710 for some 40-14 So3.
I feel pretty happy with that as we can move on and know what at least some of our costs are for at least some over our inputs. Or we can wait maybe wheat goes mental possibly in the £400 s and would probably be paying £900 plus for An ?
You could be right not sure that will happen in the next few months when we like to buy