They all do it !It's usually in the small print!More than a bit cheeky, it’s purely re-writing the contract with a new price in their favour.
They all do it !It's usually in the small print!More than a bit cheeky, it’s purely re-writing the contract with a new price in their favour.
Agrii RepWho was giving you a price for Nitram? i cant find any for love nor money, only some imported or Extran.
Is there a claus to lower it as BPS drops?? coz there bloody well should be... Dick Turpins the lot of themThe rents up 23% here
From what people more knowledgeable than me are saying about ELMS not stacking up financially , I can only assume that its been developed that way so take up is low and the farmers that can farm without ELMS will do so , the Government can withdraw ELMS support payments as take up is too low and the ground that's too marginal to farm will revert to scrub at no expense to the taxpayer , not going to suit alot of us farmers but I think that the die is castI agree with that but I’d also say it could be applied to U.K. agriculture:
Why spend money on ELMS propping up rents and land prices when without government subsidy land would fall back to a realistic price and stuff like mine here next to the forestry wouldn’t be worth cropping but could be bought up cheap or just “let go” for rewilding.
The forestry commission bought the farm next to us for 35p an acre in the 1950’s before the government decided to underpin farming businesses. Before that time those that weren’t viable failed and rewilded by default and were planted up with trees at little cost to the taxpayer.
The weird thing is that looks cheap compared to ammonium nitrate at the moment. Was it for delivery straight away or are you waiting for it to arrive in the UK?Ferkin Ell just ordered some Urea, 685 tonne. Looking forward to £400 a tonne wheat next harvest to justify it.
I couldnt get a price on urea this morning to be honestThe weird thing is that looks cheap compared to ammonium nitrate at the moment. Was it for delivery straight away or are you waiting for it to arrive in the UK?
You know how to drive a hard bargain,you could have waitedHas it reached £700/t yet!?
I told merchants I deal with I'm not buying any Nitrogen until it hits £700/t.
In stock ?Was quoted 460€ for 33.5%, but that was last week.