Chemical Price Tracker
- Thread starter TFF
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Sandy
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- Location
- Aberdeenshire
40% increase?Anyone one had fluroxpyr prices ? big price increase on last year .
Not far off , 33 last year been quoted 53 ish .
david
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- Location
- County Down
Brexit to blame I expect 
Brexit to blame I expect
Maybe it doesn't pay to buy early ?
david
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- Location
- County Down
Leg lifting...…………...buy it now as you won't get it because of Brexit.
What a load of BS.
What a load of BS.
david
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- Location
- County Down
I suppose for the distributors 'Brexit' is a good excuse to get shot of the shed-loads of chemicals they had left from last year.
It isn't working .
Morning fluroxpyr shortage is genuine, technical required to make it,has been short for manufactures, I am reliably informed. Volume available very limited for this season. It's not a brexit
issue as majority made outside EU.
- Location
- S E Glos
Similar to epoxiconazole then, precursor chemicals hiked in price so mainly available in formulated mixes now (more profit in these).
Steevo
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- Location
- Gloucestershire
It's funny how the government and chemical industry appear to be working alongside each other....for polar opposite aims.
The government are out to get rid of as many chemicals as possible as they are "bad".
The chemical companies are out to make as much profit as possible on the back of these bans and thus hiking prices and recycling other chemistry which will end up developing resistance even quicker than previously as more reliance is placed upon them, meaning chem usage will increase.
Does make you wonder where it will all end...!
Gordon Greenlaw
New Member
Buy it. I have no doubt that it will go up more as the season progresses.
On grassland though, some of Dow's formulated mixes may look better value now.
No - I believe delivery is inc in the price form that vendor
A lot has changed (evolved) with TFF Farm Marketplace in the 18 months its been running, much more availability and delivery especially on ag chems which were initially quite restricted due to politics etc. Distribution now seems to be much more acceptant of this new way farmers are buying and have stopped fighting it and in many case got involved themselves
- Location
- Staffordshire
We have some new chemical products on TFF's Farm Marketplace including Larke, Duplosan, Atlantis, Aviator, Ascra Xpro and Biopower, why not take a look
Anyone one had fluroxpyr prices ? big price increase on last year .
Been quoted generic 200g/l at £31 per 5L and 333g Hi Load at £130 per 10L
- Location
- Heading for retirement.
I'm trying to work out what product costs what in a box pack containing 1x5L Alto Elite and 2x5L Elatus Plus.
I know what I'm paying per box obviously. But need the £ per litre per product so I can correctly charge a neighbour on a share agreement. I'm told they can't be purchased separately which isn't very helpful. Closest (fairly) similar products I can find are Cherokee and Ceratavo Plus both of which I have never used, but should I guess be fairly similar in price. Can anyone help?
I know what I'm paying per box obviously. But need the £ per litre per product so I can correctly charge a neighbour on a share agreement. I'm told they can't be purchased separately which isn't very helpful. Closest (fairly) similar products I can find are Cherokee and Ceratavo Plus both of which I have never used, but should I guess be fairly similar in price. Can anyone help?
Yeah but surely you applied say half a litre of alto elite and 1 lit of elatus per ha. ie in the same ratios as they came in the box (i know we don't always but thats the intention) so you can just work out how many ha out of the box?
- Location
- Leicestershire
Alto Elite is around £50 / 5 litres this spring. I used Ceratavo Plus (5l) which came in a box Daconil (10l) last spring. Box price was £254.65, so I priced the Ceratavo Plus at £200 / 5l and the Daconil (Bravo - CTL) at £54.65 which I thought was realistic based on the generic CTL prices at the time.
Hope this helps
Headless chicken
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- Location
- West Wales
Who’s this from please?