Fertiliser Price Tracker

[Chae1]

Compounds NPK are back £20/t up here in last 3 weeks. Merchant says he's never seen them so keen. Advised to hold off as it could come back more.

Hopefully N will follow.

 

[Chae1]

40 ur 30s = £285
30n 20 s =252
26n 12s =213
20 10 10 =245
0 24 24 =265
40 ur 14s =251
33 n 13s = 233

Is that compounds or blends?

 

[som farmer]

Is that compounds or blends?

compound

 

[Flat 10]

I've generally been quoted around £230 imported AN, 230 imported single top type and 240 imported double top.
CF approximately £20 above. Prices are similar across merchants.

 

[Pan mixer]

33 N 30 S £230 Dec Jan Feb full loads

 

[Steevo]

Compounds NPK are back £20/t up here in last 3 weeks. Merchant says he's never seen them so keen. Advised to hold off as it could come back more.

Hopefully N will follow.

Wheat price seems to be creeping up so I'm sure before long the N price will try and follow.

 

[Marius]

Wheat price seems to be creeping up so I'm sure before long the N price will try and follow.

Well, in our side of the world:
Wheat prices went up from 165€/t to 178€/t
Urea prices went down from 280€/t to 250€/t from beginning of November to middle of December.

 

[Steevo]

Well, in our side of the world:
Wheat prices went up from 165€/t to 178€/t
Urea prices went down from 280€/t to 250€/t from beginning of November to middle of December.

Positive moves......just hope it lasts!

I think the lack of planting has probable reduced demand whilst also raising wheat price.

 

[Marius]

I hear that fertilizer manufacturers from overhere are struggling to sell fertilizers N and P to Ukraine over some political obstructions. So maybe they have oversupply, thus prices are going down.

 

[Northeastfarmer]

How far you away from where its made tho? makes a fair diff for haulage
Iam 83miles from Billingham & its a empty return load for most of the hauliers there always saying

I’m 5 miles from where it’s made and I can’t get it any cheaper than anyone else

 

[Fertzilla]

I’m 5 miles from where it’s made and I can’t get it any cheaper than anyone else

CF release a countrywide price list, doesn’t matter if you’re next door, or 120 miles away. If people are ramping up the price due to it being an “empty return load” They’re most likely skanking you on £/t.

 

[Northeastfarmer]

CF release a countrywide price list, doesn’t matter if you’re next door, or 120 miles away. If people are ramping up the price due to it being an “empty return load” They’re most likely skanking you on £/t.

Pants pulled down by CF and pants pulled down by hauliers
Farmers shouldn’t wear any it saves tripping over them

 

[Farma Parma]

CF release a countrywide price list, doesn’t matter if you’re next door, or 120 miles away. If people are ramping up the price due to it being an “empty return load” They’re most likely skanking you on £/t.

Cant quite figure that one out, so does the lads further away subsidize the hauliers when they can do twice as many loads locally to the plant comapred to running 100+ miles shall we say?
It has to be cheaper surely if your next door to where its made?
Am not saying much but haulage isnt for FREE ?
strange world eh

 

[e3120]

Quoted urea at 242, import AN at 222. Tempted on the urea, but maybe this season has a while to run yet. Won't be needed until May.

 

[county down]

Quoted urea at 242, import AN at 222. Tempted on the urea, but maybe this season has a while to run yet. Won't be needed until May.

Quoted urea at 242, import AN at 222. Tempted on the urea, but maybe this season has a while to run yet. Won't be needed until May.

Quoted urea at 242, import AN at 222. Tempted on the urea, but maybe this season has a while to run yet. Won't be needed until May.

27 nitrogen in n.ireland 190

 

[Beefbullock]

What is the current price on Pulan and Domestic Nitrogen

 

[pine_guy]

Cant quite figure that one out, so does the lads further away subsidize the hauliers when they can do twice as many loads locally to the plant comapred to running 100+ miles shall we say?
It has to be cheaper surely if your next door to where its made?
Am not saying much but haulage isnt for FREE ?
strange world eh

It’s the time loading/unloading that puts the base cost into haulage. I get charged similar prices for flatbeds for straw from the M4 corridor as I do loads from crew.

 

[Fertzilla]

Cant quite figure that one out, so does the lads further away subsidize the hauliers when they can do twice as many loads locally to the plant comapred to running 100+ miles shall we say?
It has to be cheaper surely if your next door to where its made?
Am not saying much but haulage isnt for FREE ?
strange world eh

You would think so! However remember whilst you’re sat there paying £250/t (if that’s a £5 haul or a £30 haul)...

They’re currently exporting abroad and it’s still less over there than it is here. Must be selling around £140-£160 region once you factor in getting it to the port, on a boat, overseas, off the boat, into store, onto farm...

Supporting British Farmers!

 

[Lincsman]

New text from ADM; CF fert at reduced prices to match lower europe prices... no one has a use for them it seems.

 

[Wilberforce]

Offered Urea at £225/ton today. Dropped £50/ton since early Autumn?
Pulan at £235/ton.
Normal nonsense, prices about to rise, loads buying etc.