Really? That is £50/t more than I was quoted 2 weeks ago,this is getting silly now….
Fertiliser Price Tracker
- Thread starter TFF
- Start date
The world is fouked up mate
- Location
- Limousin/Charentes toad land
Beans,
Beans,
Hmmm and beans
Beans,
Hmmm and beans
county down
Member
- Location
- downpatrick
phosphate has got very dear
fieldfarmer
Member
Has anyone had any liquid quotes this week?
£355 for 35n on Monday
Gormers
Member
- Location
- east yorkshire
CF pulled their prices again today apparently
Another price rise?
Another price rise?
They can look at it all winter soonCF pulled their prices again today apparently
Another price rise?
Or we would have to panic buy at the last minute? I grudgingly bought some of my requirements on release, thinking it far too expensive. I wish I’d bought it all now.If we all rebelled and didn't buy then they would have to lower prices to move it???!!!!
If we all rebelled and didn't buy then they would have to lower prices to move it???!!!!
Wishful thinking !
- Location
- Huntingdon
Or they load out to supply other markets?If we all rebelled and didn't buy then they would have to lower prices to move it???!!!!
bit like a feed mill saying I’ll only pay £150 when export market is £170, everyone would sell to export……
county down
Member
- Location
- downpatrick
yara seems to have very little stock in northern ireland
Chae1
Member
- Location
- Aberdeenshire
Going to be a supply issue soon. They aren't shifting any at current prices so sheds at ports sitting full. They can't book other ships to come in with cargoes because they have nowhere to put it.
Its going to become a case of who blinks first!
I pointed out if they dropped price £50/t the sheds would soon empty. Don't know about others but I would normally have 4 loads of N in store at this point. Currently sheds empty.
Its going to become a case of who blinks first!
I pointed out if they dropped price £50/t the sheds would soon empty. Don't know about others but I would normally have 4 loads of N in store at this point. Currently sheds empty.
Sandy
Member
- Location
- Aberdeenshire
I’m holding off too but the rep is pushing sayings it’s not going to come down but it has too It’s just a ridiculous price
They pretty much know they will shift what is in store even at current prices. The only way that wouldn't happen is if farmers actually decided not to plant large areas of crops because of the price of N and other inputs relative to grain prices.
If there isn't significant amounts of N on farms by end of Feb logistics will be a massive bottle neck. I do think this could get pretty ugly.
- Location
- Montgomeryshire
Yet my ‘August delivery’ load of AN is still a way off as supposedly the supply isn’t there.
- Location
- Lincolnshire
Which is entirely the vendors problem. It needs to not become your problem.Yet my ‘August delivery’ load of AN is still a way off as supposedly the supply isn’t there.