Is anyone?
Fertiliser Price Tracker
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Is anyone?
Eartha Kitt
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Good point
Don't believe there was too much partiality either way, just the latest figures and trades. Maybe I'm looking at the wrong currency and commodity screens or I have my glasses on upside down (been known to happen as I am partial to a glass of red). Firm stable for 30-45 days but could see weakness beyond this period as China might be in a better position to export. It'll also be interesting to see where AN starts and how urea compares.
Good point
Don't believe there was too much partiality either way, just the latest figures and trades. Maybe I'm looking at the wrong currency and commodity screens or I have my glasses on upside down (been known to happen as I am partial to a glass of red). Firm stable for 30-45 days but could see weakness beyond this period as China might be in a better position to export. It'll also be interesting to see where AN starts and how urea compares.
Commentary on what drives the price is entirely relevant in a price tracker thread IMO. Please keep posting
marshbarn
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- Location
- shropshire
The question is though, have you ever read a trade report which says dont buy fertilizer now it will come down in price? Because i havnt.Commentary on what drives the price is entirely relevant in a price tracker thread IMO. Please keep posting
Steevo
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- Location
- Gloucestershire
Could almost say the same but opposite about grain. Futures never look optimistic - don’t sell now because in six months it will be worth a fortune!
- Location
- Northumberland
Whilst it would appear to be correct that bells have moved to >220 for urea, others haven't. Single load still offered in the 215 territory.
Ormond
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I feel your pain Had some the same this year in the same bags....hitting the bag with a big post as a handful falls out each time....tried all sorts
- Location
- Darlington
Exactly, it's always 'a good opportunity to sell' or 'needs a weather event'
Of course I don't expect a sellers report to be bearish. Look at who has written it and understand their agenda. I did take the advice of my buying group last year and didn't order until January which turned out to be sound.
- Location
- M6 Hard shoulder
We have used Thomas bell a number of times but that is generally for imported product, if you are wanting CF fertilizer I would think the likes of wynnstay or hj lea oakes would be a good bet
- Location
- Mid Lincolnshire,UK
Had a phone call today - Not sure what the starting price for CF is yet but in the £190 - £200 bracket!
SilliamWhale
Member
I'm holding. I think it may go up a bit. But then down again
Eartha Kitt
Member
Yara has raised AN prices in France by €2/t for July. €232/t bulk.
CORK
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- Location
- East Cork, Ireland
And there's the viking ship!
I think I'm right in saying that was the factory that the Germans took over in ww2 to create heavy water for their atomic resurch.
The same factory in the film 'The hero's of Telemak' great film!
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Brilliant film, Kirk Douglas at his best!
You obviously don't deal with Simon Smithson at Fertco.
A spade is a spade, definitely not the type of guy to waste time spinning 'the corporate line'.
Warp Land Farmer
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- Location
- Hazzard County
Usually NWF.