Liquid fert prices

Case290 said:

If it’s called spilling or spraying it’s spilt all over the place nice and even. Lol
I know one thing, it comes out the bottom of them liquid tanks with a lot of force and if the pipes not on 100%. No one will buy liquid any away it’s way of the mark regards price. Total idiots

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Oldmacdonald said:

Ok, so here is a fertiliser listed as follows:

UAN Solution 30 N wt/wt 1.305 specific gravity at 20°C [39.2N wt/vol]

If I applied 100litres/ha - how much kg N am I putting on?

If it i £300/tonne - what is its price converted to 34.5N granules ?

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Case290 said:

If it’s called spilling or spraying it’s spilt all over the place nice and even. Lol
I know one thing, it comes out the bottom of them liquid tanks with a lot of force and if the pipes not on 100%. No one will buy liquid any away it’s way of the mark regards price. Total idiots

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Case290 said:

If it’s called spilling or spraying it’s spilt all over the place nice and even. Lol
I know one thing, it comes out the bottom of them liquid tanks with a lot of force and if the pipes not on 100%. No one will buy liquid any away it’s way of the mark regards price. Total idiots

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ollie989898 said:

I do think where liquid comes into it's own is a cold dry spring because it can get into a plant faster.

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Case290 said:

Unnsure if it was £300 cub 30%n = £1 unit
Urea is £350 46% = 76p unit
So yes your price is 24% more expensive than urea…

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Oldmacdonald said:

Waiting to see if @Case290 still thinks I'm a 'total idiot' for buying liquid.

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Case290 said:

No not now your a legend ,, obviously getting way way better prices than down hear. The best price I could achieve was £356 for n32 think I’ll have a chat with my supplier next week who was that with.

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