Fertiliser Price Tracker
- Thread starter TFF
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average farmer
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- Location
- North Notts
wow, didn’t think of that, urea + S £212 and AN £213.
Just hope I can drag the average wheat sale price up a bit
county down
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- Location
- downpatrick
price of gouldings 10 24 24 on 7th jan 2021 was 314 here paid on ordering thought it wasnt too bad
Tarw Coch
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- Location
- Bottom of Wats Dyke
Back in November When Pulan was £200 ton they were saying if there wasn’t a deal it would be going up 6% in the new year.
They didn’t tell me it would be more if they had a deal !
Glad I got mine bought, merchant phoned me today to tell me how much money I’d saved , as I said, it helps to make up for the times I don’t get it right
They didn’t tell me it would be more if they had a deal !
Glad I got mine bought, merchant phoned me today to tell me how much money I’d saved , as I said, it helps to make up for the times I don’t get it right
Hi , I am new to this as a member but have followed the price tracker for a few years without getting involved.
if you haven't bought your fertiliser for the spring then you need to buy it NOW
GAS PRICES ARE ROCKETING
AN prices have risen £15 a ton in 24 hours and are firming again.
prices today are roughly for feb delivery nitram £270/t and imported at £265/t
AN could hit £290 within 2 - 3 weeks.
if you haven't bought your fertiliser for the spring then you need to buy it NOW
GAS PRICES ARE ROCKETING
AN prices have risen £15 a ton in 24 hours and are firming again.
prices today are roughly for feb delivery nitram £270/t and imported at £265/t
AN could hit £290 within 2 - 3 weeks.
- Location
- Northumberlandia
Holy cow i should have bought a load for 2022 then...
mine cost £197 June 2020 by the way.
county down
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- Location
- downpatrick
i dont think it is likely gas prices are high because of weather in china will settle down again
Fertzilla
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- Location
- Great British Countryside
Actually not wrong - COVID has essentially made millions of people work from home, everyone's at home with the heating on.
Slightly too scare mongery post for myself but the message there isn't wrong.
If you're wanting Nitrogen or NPK or N+S - FEB/MAR/APR - now would be the time to buy with forward delivery.
If May/June - who knows.
completely agree.
I wasn't trying to scare anyone - just hopefully help some people save a few quid.
gas prices rising is just a profit opportunity, when gas prices are dropping the excuse is they’re all tied in to contracts
- Location
- the brecks norfolk
So all to do with gas and have nothing to do with corn prices going up and everyone trying to get fat of the farmers again.
Fertzilla
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- Location
- Great British Countryside
Not disagreeing. However company's who import here in the UK can only do as you do, buy and sell to the best of their abilities.
Maybe folk should think twice about buying 'British' (American) when they can get something made in Lithuania, brought over here and sold to them £15/t less than the exact same stuff they put in a blue bag down the road...
- Location
- the brecks norfolk
I don't buy blue bag on principle, I know I should support a "BritishNot disagreeing. However company's who import here in the UK can only do as you do, buy and sell to the best of their abilities.
Maybe folk should think twice about buying 'British' (American) when they can get something made in Lithuania, brought over here and sold to them £15/t less than the exact same stuff they put in a blue bag down the road...
" company but the way they operate with there pricing is just poop.
davidroberts30
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- Location
- pembrokeshire
plus the fact that 20 quid a ton difference is near 600 a loadI don't buy blue bag on principle, I know I should support a "British
Fertzilla
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- Location
- Great British Countryside
Rather £600 in your arse pocket or the yanks?
davidroberts30
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- Location
- pembrokeshire
better in mine!
i wont get 600 worth of extra grass or crop...
Spencer
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- Location
- North West
Actually think LithAn is better quality as well....
Fertzilla
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- Location
- Great British Countryside
It's down to how quick they run the tower. As of late, Lithan's quality has improved greatly. 36 Meter spread now. Whereas CF are ramping up their production, more production = smaller prill.
I know chaps that would take Lithan over Nitram if it was the same price.
Spencer
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- Location
- North West
I would. Although thankfully it’s all in shed.