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the 1% from Israel isn’t the concern I don’t think, if it escalates with Iran, that would likely mean a closing of the straights of Hormuz which would mean a choke on a chunk of urea export tonnes, but more importantly oil flows. then it depends who wades into the mix as a huge ammount of urea...

Assuming you don’t do liquid normally, do you have the sprayer set up for liquid, dribble bars etc? Only thinking might be cheaper /easier to contact a neighbour/contractor who does liquid to do a supply and apply job, as you’ll pay through the nose for a 3ibc drop. you aren’t far away, drop...

Sorry but I’ve never heard such a request, that sounds bonkers, C B

It is nearly halfway through April so hardly suprising, that more empty than full. alot of commercial stores will be emptying in July August, or carried through if they can buy some more June/July straight off farm. C B

Amazingly £1/0.1

Plenty, worth £240-245x farm as a guide basis 13% with fallbacks to 12 C B

£16/t? surely you mean £16/load. Even so ought to have only been once 🤦‍♂️

You could be incorporating it when/if the drilling starts 🫣. C B

Lost all it gained and more, bloody job. was up 1.5% just after open and now just over 1% down 🤦‍♂️

How low? is it just a dirty sample or are they clean but low kghl? Best part of £100 difference between feed and milling so plenty of scope to clean them up if they are the type of sample that will clean

needs to try a few more people! C B

Then sell big pigeon shooting days! Brucey bonus on top. Truly mental!! C B

Yes, Or prepared to lock off against wheat futures, taking a punt on the discount vs wheat. Or simply wants to sell to take a position. Always try and give a price, they might not like it but atleast try to make a market. C B

No barley futures otherwise would be more liquid!!🤣 But there is always a price, maybe need to speak to a few other suppliers…. C B

That’s about £20 behind market currently

That’s the beauty of futures, (well maybe not the £350) producers could have sold well into the mid £200’s and consumers brought in the £160’s and both been happy. C B

Got to admire their business model of making money at every angle they can!! but rightly people will buy what’s best for their business be that imported fertiliser produced to different health and safety requirements and different cost of production structures abroad or domestic, it all comes...

Better management, technology, fertiliser. Few mates went to work out that way about 10-12 years ago, you would not believe how backward it all was. And in some parts still is. Physically putting the fertiliser on the field was a big improvement where as before it was sold for cash on the black...

yes, good shout, will mark up the next offender and get it done

the only bright side is it gives an unexpected mothering opportunity to get rid of some of the triplets 🤣🤦‍♂️ C B