- Location
- Huntingdon
Yes bound to be, standard procedure, get it sold bring boat in get it straight out. Some will be in the country, some will be yet to be produced.
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C B
Good question . @crazy_bull
Timbo
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- Location
- Gods County
Am certain they'll have a get out clause one way or other
I'm selling wheat that doesn't exist yet!
I'm not ,
- Location
- Huntingdon
I see no reason for them not to supply, any firm reneging on a fertiliser deal would not last long.
C B
I am sure no UK merchant would not supply any product landed at a U.K. Port
How are you fixed if your boat suddenly gets diverted or more likely delayed due to covid. The excuse everybody uses today which seems to cover any problem real or not.
There must be a massive temptation to double your money by the manufacturers and deliver the high priced fert before the lower stuff.
Are your contracts with the manufactures robust enough to cope with this unprecedented price increase?
yellow belly
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- Location
- south west lincolnshire
The likely reduction in demand for nitrogen fertiliser is very substantial
many acres entered for stewardship options no fertiliser options
lower rates on grassland next year and reduced economic rates on cereals
£2kg of n rates over 160 kg are uneconomic buying the grain at £200 a tonne
lower n means lower other cost p k fungicide combine ing carting drying storage and delivery
many acres entered for stewardship options no fertiliser options
lower rates on grassland next year and reduced economic rates on cereals
£2kg of n rates over 160 kg are uneconomic buying the grain at £200 a tonne
lower n means lower other cost p k fungicide combine ing carting drying storage and delivery
county down
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- Location
- downpatrick
county down
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- Location
- downpatrick
if output fell 10% over the whole world because of dear nitrogen there would be severe food shortages and prices could go up30% i dont think the gov has considered this out yet could get very interesting
WRXppp
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- Location
- North Yorks
Makes you think if Putin saw this coming with the export taxes that they put on many months ago on wheat, also in full control of the gas taps.
county down
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- Location
- downpatrick
may be he did
Fish
Member
- Location
- North yorkshire
To arrive at cost of N per kg.
cost per ton divided by the % of N per ton,
eg; urea 46%n @ £700 ton
700/460= 1.52
urea @ £700 cost £1.52 per kg/N.
- Location
- East Midlands
Check the T&C's on the order confirmation. You might find "timing is not of the essence". But, as it's being delivered now I'd be amazed if you didn't get it as it would have been factored into production.
fieldfarmer
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A few of the contracts say delivery "from" and then a date, but no other timescale.
cotswoldcs
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- Location
- Bang In the heart of the Cotswolds
I'm in a similar situation having placed an order for lots of blue bags which are supposed to arrive this month. I've chased but not had a any response yet. I'm getting increasingly worried and won't rest easy until it's in the shed. It's gone up in price by more than I'll ever earn in a year so very important to me. I''ve planted crops assuming the value when I ordered not what it is now. Have many of you had your ordered fertiliser arrive?
- Location
- Huntingdon