Fertiliser Price Tracker

[Renaultman]

100 litres gives 32 kg of N. The 100 litres weighs 128.9 kg.

I find W/V easier to work with as you don't need the SG all the time except when programming the sprayer to apply what I want.

Cheers that is what I had been working on. Would be a bit embarrassing if my maths had been 28% out.

 

[cricketandcrops]

Or multiply, I can't remember which! 1m3 of N30.3% is £254. 1.289 SG so per tonne that would be an equivalent of £327.41/t (254 x 1.289)

Divide.....in a m3 you have 1.289 tons

 

[Gedd]

Anyone pricing mitral at the minute??

 

[Gedd]

Anyone pricing mitral at the minute??

Nitram

 

[Oscar]

Just had a price of £225 /t for 26N5%S liquid for spring. It cost me £212 / tonne to fill tanks September. Big talk about tariff of £ 16/ tonne after end October

 

[Vancha1989]

Any change in Urea prices?

 

[yellow belly]

Will need a lot less than last year

 

[Sprog]

Cancelled some of mine, won’t need as much with increased spring planting likely.

 

[mvargovic]

Greetings to all!
I got:
Yara 9-12-25 25/1 : 469 € / t
Yara 7-20-30 25/1 : 550,12 € / t
UREA 46%N 309,76 € / t
cheapest 0-20-30 335,32 € / t

 

[Wilberforce]

MOP full load, payment 28 days later.
Quotes from £269 to £277/ton.

 

[Victor]

Anyone had any fert prices todayheard there's meant to be a new price list out today

 

[Headless chicken]

Anyone had any fert prices todayheard there's meant to be a new price list out today

Urea £260

 

[Beef farmer]

Anyone had any fert prices todayheard there's meant to be a new price list out today

On the back of lack of sales? Spring barley wont need as much as the wheat that was never planted.

 

[Mr Charisma]

I've hopefully cancelled my last 3 loads, can't see that I'm going to need it and even then I reckon I will have a useful carry over to the following year

 

[dinderleat]

Fert prices anyone?

 

[Jerry]

Anyone had any fert prices todayheard there's meant to be a new price list out today

Got a text from MV today. Talk of CF dropping by £20 a tonne

 

[Brisel]

MOP £273/t
TSP £287/t
DAP £330/t which makes the N very cheap if you look at the TSP price.

It's about time the N prices dropped - very little business done at very steep monthly price increments if buying forwards. They will have to blink and drop the prices to get a nibble if they want to sell much product this year. The lack of autumn cereal drilling will certainly be decreasing demand & most livestock farmers I've spoken to have very full silage clamps this autumn.

 

[livestock 1]

MOP £273/t
TSP £287/t
DAP £330/t which makes the N very cheap if you look at the TSP price.

It's about time the N prices dropped - very little business done at very steep monthly price increments if buying forwards. They will have to blink and drop the prices to get a nibble if they want to sell much product this year. The lack of autumn cereal drilling will certainly be decreasing demand & most livestock farmers I've spoken to have very full silage clamps this autumn.

I feel whole heartedly for their plight.

 

[bean]

Got a text from MV today. Talk of CF dropping by £20 a tonne

Think it's a way to get people buying, goes up again for Dec onward delivery

 

[Fertzilla]

Got a text from MV today. Talk of CF dropping by £20 a tonne

Would be brilliant however I highly doubt it, that would make it around £15/t cheaper than what they came out with for their new season price in June.

They have just released terms for DEC/JAN (Same price as spot price Nov) - You'll be looking roughly £257-£260 delivered on farm. Fairly sure with the market being so quiet that they're exporting again. Selling it cheaper abroad than they are their own country

Imported products stay extremely competitive.