Is there a Photos available so I could send it to my CF rep who has just texted saying now is the time to buy
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Shed builder just 3 hours ago said steel was going up again
fieldfarmer
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And tell them that any wet bags will be left on the lorry for them to exchange at their expense, fed up with premium prices for wet product when it's them that got it wet by storing it outside.
Just had a text from Openfield saying CF has released new season fert prices. Nothing useful in the text like the price
Had the same and one from MV. At least they said and increase of £80 but also said buy buy buy
Sandy
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- Location
- Aberdeenshire
It is 1st of June
- Location
- North Kent, UK
You’ve sort of answered your own question. CF says buy! He’s not going to say ‘wait a while because the price will come down’ is he!
My point is that it suits them to get us to take delivery early and store it for them, which is fine if the price reasonable .... I don’t think £274/t is going to tempt many.
TT at M V?
We should all stick together and just live hand to mouth for a year, let the bastwards find somewhere else to store it
Skintagain
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- Location
- Perched on the Pennines
Some only us are already masters of that job lol
livestock 1
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Cf dropped their N products £11 a tonne for new season NPK unchanged
lloyd
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- Location
- Herefordshire
The person from Cofco said there was
a surprising uptake of buying.
I suppose you have to look at world prices
and demand.
a surprising uptake of buying.
I suppose you have to look at world prices
and demand.
Wiltshire Bob
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Not 100% accurate, but even if it were true, Sounds awfully familiar, UK producer of product gets annoyed by influx of cheaper imported product that might not have been made to same requirements and laws?
Wouldn't you be miffed?
Steevo
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- Location
- Gloucestershire
I am........helps that I don't need any cement at the moment! I'll buy it as and when I need it, not six months in advance just in case.
noNot 100% accurate, but even if it were true, Sounds awfully familiar, UK producer of product gets annoyed by influx of cheaper imported product that might not have been made to same requirements and laws?
Wouldn't you be miffed?
yellow belly
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- Location
- south west lincolnshire
if they ban urea
on the basis of cf argument AN has less loss i will need 30% less n on all crops
but because it is more leachable will put it on in more smaller doses
or buy inhibited urea and put it all on in early march
on the basis of cf argument AN has less loss i will need 30% less n on all crops
but because it is more leachable will put it on in more smaller doses
or buy inhibited urea and put it all on in early march
Quick buy some, sell it back to them tomorrow .