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<blockquote data-quote="willyorkshire" data-source="post: 8026011" data-attributes="member: 55976"><p>Share farming agreements are more robust way of contracting. Share the pain, share the gain. It's anybody's guess how this is going to turn out. Feed wheat will be over £300 when markets open Monday, N is going towards £1000. IMO it's the fert pricing in usual June start that will be difficult. June 21 N now looks very cheap(!) Tinkering with rates won't make much difference but the fert:grain ratio will be critical. The longer the war, the higher the prices will rise. Until we can't afford the N. Will any grain exit Black Sea ports anytime soon? Probably not.</p><p>Back to the thread - produce a spread sheet for contract charge vs fuel price. Kind of price tracker. Fair to both parties in very tricky times?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="willyorkshire, post: 8026011, member: 55976"] Share farming agreements are more robust way of contracting. Share the pain, share the gain. It's anybody's guess how this is going to turn out. Feed wheat will be over £300 when markets open Monday, N is going towards £1000. IMO it's the fert pricing in usual June start that will be difficult. June 21 N now looks very cheap(!) Tinkering with rates won't make much difference but the fert:grain ratio will be critical. The longer the war, the higher the prices will rise. Until we can't afford the N. Will any grain exit Black Sea ports anytime soon? Probably not. Back to the thread - produce a spread sheet for contract charge vs fuel price. Kind of price tracker. Fair to both parties in very tricky times? [/QUOTE]
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