4course
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- Location
- north yorks
production constraints , it may have been a marketing ploy but was suggested to me yesterday orders placed nowfor next season wont be delivered until october at the earliest possibly november ,
Fertiliser Price Tracker
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They didn't that to me , available as soon as you want it
Eartha Kitt
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Just think, if bobk didn't keep posting "I'm waiting" then we'd only be on page 300 instead of 715!#shocker bobk waits...
More to life
Member
- Location
- Somerset
Well he will be right one day.
I was right last year
- Location
- Yorkshire coast
Quoted £710 and £715 a ton for blue bag yesterday for September delivery. Didn't buy. Think fert companies just throwing random prices out at moment to try keep the prices too high.
Chae1
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- Location
- Aberdeenshire
Broken watch is right twice a day.
Can’t see it getting much cheaper , imported an seems it can’t be sold bagged much under £700 hence why cf etc has now gone in at £705 Only a week after sell
blue bag crowd have found out imported at the moment is roughly £700 , they have found this out in the last week so hence their prices going up coincidently £5 more
Than imported , funny that
lloyd
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- Location
- Herefordshire
I can see it getting much cheaper if UN chief Guterres gets what he wants.
He's wanting Russia to free up easier access to Ukrainian wheat but also saying
Russian fertiliser must have full unrestricted access to world markets .
I've taken some cover on Urea but might turn out to be my dearest buy .
Bob might be RIGHT this time.
Done the same here !I can see it getting much cheaper if UN chief Guterres gets what he wants.
He's wanting Russia to free up easier access to Ukrainian wheat but also saying
Russian fertiliser must have full unrestricted access to world markets .
I've taken some cover on Urea but might turn out to be my dearest buy .
Bob might be RIGHT this time.
Urea was £750 in Jan before the war kicked off in late Feb?I can see it getting much cheaper if UN chief Guterres gets what he wants.
He's wanting Russia to free up easier access to Ukrainian wheat but also saying
Russian fertiliser must have full unrestricted access to world markets .
I've taken some cover on Urea but might turn out to be my dearest buy .
Bob might be RIGHT this time.
I suppose farmers buying it then needed it ASAP for this years crop.
Planet bee mentioned 130k which would equate to around 30-35% of CF's annual capacity which was sold in less than 2 days.
Wheat was around £210t Jan 22
YELROM
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- Location
- North Yorkshire
I bought urea the day before the war kicked off for £660
essex man
Member
- Location
- colchester
Quoted £775 for limus coated urea for sep-dec delivery (today)
And £745 for normal urea. Cofco
- Location
- Northumberlandia
Unfortunatly i cant see the prices coming back anytime soon.
- Location
- Cornwall
Been quoted 692 for lithan good value or not?
