SilliamWhale
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£285 urea
Bugger that
£285 urea
This is what used to happen in dad’s day. Rebate if it was cheaper in the spring. Can’t say I’m over excited to buy any yetIf they wanted to keep production flowing and set a price like they have and said anyone taking it early,and the price drops they will pass it on to you
At least it would encourage people who have storage to take it early
I bought 5 loads of single top yesterday but won't know price for a bit as it was in a fert pool
What’s the sentiment on prices in general? Is a drop expected?
What’s the sentiment on prices in general? Is a drop expected?
Conversely if you think prices are high why buy one’s whole tonnage before the crop is in the ground?On AN? Cf etc al won't alter their policy of dribbling out allocations and adding £2 a time. Only chance of a fall will be due to currency or huge drop in urea prices.
If you think the pound will get stronger to let you buy fert cheaper, thibk what that will do to grain prices.
On AN? Cf etc al won't alter their policy of dribbling out allocations and adding £2 a time. Only chance of a fall will be due to currency or huge drop in urea prices.
If you think the pound will get stronger to let you buy fert cheaper, thibk what that will do to grain prices.
Conversely if you think prices are high why buy one’s whole tonnage before the crop is in the ground?
£285 urea
With bells onBugger that
What do you think of the pool's previous performance? I'm just curious - it seems a good way of empowering a wise trader to bulk buy.
Prices getting withdrawn each evening, to make sure they don't over sell the delivery months like they have the previous 2 years and then not deliver until later on. Each evening they will collate total tonnes sold and re-evaluate for next morning how many more tonnes to sell for each month.
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I feel those of us who use urea are going to be forced to buy an inhibitor at some point.
Recently listened to omex guy explaining their pricing policy (again) which remains as clear as mud. Since he didn’t have any actual prices, I was wondering what liquid users are roughly pay for SO3 over the last couple of seasons. I ask the question since, frustratingly, I feel those of us who use urea are going to be forced to buy an inhibitor at some point. In fact the only solid statement, excuse the pun, to come from the omex guy was that “cost inflation was certain”. Nice chap though.
No actual date for the compulsory sale of inhibited urea and UAN yet - it's just a proposal under the Clean Air Strategy announced earlier this year but I expect it to be made law before long.