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<blockquote data-quote="som farmer" data-source="post: 8139307" data-attributes="member: 86168"><p>30 units + slurry, but a bit understocked, so doing well on the winter grub, will make as much as we can, in case of a bad next year.</p><p>But, how little can we get away with ? The answer to that, is we don't really know. The experts tell us, clover will give x amount, this may be the year, we find out what it does do.</p><p>certainly here, its one of the grassiest springs l can remember here, and with half the normal fert, love it to be related, but not sure it is.</p><p>Poland and Lithuania, from where a lot of fert originates from there, have both said, under no circumstances, regardless of self harm, will they import Russian gas, so that is a major loss of supply, and that can only reduce supply, and keep cost high. The 15,000 tons of N, on offer, last week, was all sold within hours, and only 2 firms had it.</p><p>Unless somebody gets rid of putrid pretty quickly, high fert costs will be a high priced input. There again, we don't know who would take over, when putrid leaves power, by whatever way that happens. They could well be of the same mindset, after all, he has surrounded himself, with cronies of his, they would be the ones in the race to replace him. An army coup is noi on the cards, putrid has 'cleansed' a lot of top brass, and they are no longer so strong, as they were, in fact, they have looked pretty awful.</p><p></p><p>That's the bad bit, for farmers, less production, means higher prices, so some clouds, might have a silver lining. But those shortages, are going to cause a lot of distress around the world, many people will starve, even in the UK, rising food costs, are going to cause huge problems, and we, are meant to be, an affluent country.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="som farmer, post: 8139307, member: 86168"] 30 units + slurry, but a bit understocked, so doing well on the winter grub, will make as much as we can, in case of a bad next year. But, how little can we get away with ? The answer to that, is we don't really know. The experts tell us, clover will give x amount, this may be the year, we find out what it does do. certainly here, its one of the grassiest springs l can remember here, and with half the normal fert, love it to be related, but not sure it is. Poland and Lithuania, from where a lot of fert originates from there, have both said, under no circumstances, regardless of self harm, will they import Russian gas, so that is a major loss of supply, and that can only reduce supply, and keep cost high. The 15,000 tons of N, on offer, last week, was all sold within hours, and only 2 firms had it. Unless somebody gets rid of putrid pretty quickly, high fert costs will be a high priced input. There again, we don't know who would take over, when putrid leaves power, by whatever way that happens. They could well be of the same mindset, after all, he has surrounded himself, with cronies of his, they would be the ones in the race to replace him. An army coup is noi on the cards, putrid has 'cleansed' a lot of top brass, and they are no longer so strong, as they were, in fact, they have looked pretty awful. That's the bad bit, for farmers, less production, means higher prices, so some clouds, might have a silver lining. But those shortages, are going to cause a lot of distress around the world, many people will starve, even in the UK, rising food costs, are going to cause huge problems, and we, are meant to be, an affluent country. [/QUOTE]
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