Steevo
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- Location
- Gloucestershire
Nicely put! That graph would come in handy if I had it to hand more often.
Fertiliser Price Tracker
- Thread starter TFF
- Start date
Nicely put! That graph would come in handy if I had it to hand more often.
livestock 1
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livestock 1
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The real charts are very similar
Someone asked for DAP price earlier on seemed dear last year when I priced it
- Location
- Northern Ireland
I think you mean May 2020?
- Location
- Northern Ireland
Yara 27 +9s was about 230 here in the spring.
county down
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- Location
- downpatrick
what is it now
Paid €298 a week ago for Yara 27% no S.
- Location
- Lincolnshire
Thing is, I remember that year when TSP got to £600 a ton. By spring, it had dropped plenty.
- Location
- Northern Ireland
275 last week. Urea over 4.
Yes, but it's necessary to have enough to get going in spring organised.
I'm still betting on it dropping, but I'm not sure it's going to be in time for use next spring.
I've enough to get halfway through applications, so I will wait it out now.
Might have to do my hgv test and buy a truck to get it here though......
- Location
- Ashbourne, Derbyshire
Was quoted £370/ton for a 38n:19s blend, and around £420 for gran urea.
Don’t know whether to get some ordered or hold out til spring, then will have haulage issues to worry about!
Don’t know whether to get some ordered or hold out til spring, then will have haulage issues to worry about!
yellow belly
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- Location
- south west lincolnshire
the cropping area round here is falling
one estate will have no combineable crops planting big areas of un fertilised grass or legume mix next harvest another has several hundred acres of non combineable crops
if this is replicated across england the cropping area needing fertiliser will be several hundeds of thousand acres less
one estate will have no combineable crops planting big areas of un fertilised grass or legume mix next harvest another has several hundred acres of non combineable crops
if this is replicated across england the cropping area needing fertiliser will be several hundeds of thousand acres less
- Location
- Lincolnshire
Indeed. On our 1000ac there will be 300ac of combinables. Half the fert for which will be digestate.
yellow belly
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- Location
- south west lincolnshire
if fert price is so high then the last 50 kgs may not be economic
180 kg on wheat 100 on malting barley instead of 230 kg and 150 kgs
grow soft wheat for a low protein home and malting at sub 1.5 for a bigger premium
and reduce the carbon foot print of the uks food requirements
180 kg on wheat 100 on malting barley instead of 230 kg and 150 kgs
grow soft wheat for a low protein home and malting at sub 1.5 for a bigger premium
and reduce the carbon foot print of the uks food requirements
spin cycle
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- Location
- north norfolk
heard my old agronomist has lost 4000 ac crop walking to stewardship options
.......bps loss driven IMO