Fertiliser Price Tracker

[Blue.]

protected Urea £395 for an artic load.

 

[high plains drifter]

protected Urea £395 for an artic load.

Can ordinary urea be bought now Or only the protected stuff?

 

[Rossymons]

I'd question why someone would happily sell you Urea now with only a couple days to spread it

 

[e3120]

You could be dissolving it (and adding an inhibitor), spreading it outside England, storing it to next year or sticking 2 fingers up to the whole affair. Not for a seller to police.

 

[crazy_bull]

I'd question why someone would happily sell you Urea now with only a couple days to spread it

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

C B

 

[Blue.]

Can ordinary urea be bought now Or only the protected stuff?

I asked for a price on ordinary urea,they quoted for protected,as posted you could be buying it for next year.

 

[YELROM]

I was quote £350 today for ordinary urea.
Will suppliers drop the price a bit to shift any stock of ordinary urea after the end of the month?

 

[aangus]

Just put a bit of Can on, how long will it take to see a difference?

 

[livestock 1]

Just put a bit of Can on, how long will it take to see a difference?

Should be getting going fairly sharpish it’s wet tomorrow
I’ve put some on today Nutribooster
Ground is tender

 

[county down]

Just put a bit of Can on, how long will it take to see a difference?

can sowed 6weeks ago has grown a lot of grass if it was not so wet

 

[NorthumbrianFarmer]

Think most of my fert ended up on the neighbours

 

[aangus]

Should be getting going fairly sharpish it’s wet tomorrow
I’ve put some on today Nutribooster
Ground is tender

very tender here

 

[livestock 1]

very tender here

I got most of what I set in to do done 2 fields I drove in 20 yards and reversed back out

 

[livestock 1]

Supposed to be wet this week but we are bare and need grass

 

[Stw88]

I got most of what I set in to do done 2 fields I drove in 20 yards and reversed back out

Another 2 dry days and I recon I could have got spread what I normally give an early dose. As it happened I had too much on and didn’t have time to hitch the spreader up and get it calibrated.

 

[livestock 1]

Another 2 dry days and I recon I could have got spread what I normally give an early dose. As it happened I had too much on and didn’t have time to hitch the spreader up and get it calibrated.

I just put it on this dinner time. Only put a few bags on but should help. The lack of grass is worrying me so even if it’s not good weather ahead it’s worth a try. Late spring again the heat is in the ground just the east winds and wet soil is the problem. Not that I need to tell you

 

[Stw88]

I just put it on this dinner time. Only put a few bags on but should help. The lack of grass is worrying me so even if it’s not good weather ahead it’s worth a try. Late spring again the heat is in the ground just the east winds and wet soil is the problem. Not that I need to tell you

Been on fixing a few drain this last couple of days so I can get travelled round lambing fields a bit easier and the whole soil profile is totally sodden, the last few years it was only the top 2-3 inch wet and dry below. If it doesn’t come a dry summer silage time is going to be a real worry.

 

[Jimdog1]

Fertiliser still in shed here. Cheltenham festival is when we would normally be spreading. Can barely travel with the mule let alone with a tractor and vari spreader. We have had over half our annual rainfall in the 1st three months. I forsee another rubbish year for spring barley.

 

[Northern territory]

Where are we now at with fert prices. Is this the norm going forward

 

[Blue.]

Early 90s we’d hire a half ton spreader and tow it with the quad bike,as fert got dearer we spread it later and later.