£399 last week
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I'm in the same position for tsp and one more load of MOP.
I bought one load of MOP to hedge my bets but should have had 2. Might take a one year P holiday with prices where they are.
Steevo
Member
- Location
- Gloucestershire
Do you think they will come down again next year?
- Location
- Lincolnshire
I need one load of nitrogen. Will wait I think. In for a penny, and all that.
Can’t see any market signals for a fall. Everything has just gone mental.
And it will crash just as spectacularly at some point, perhaps not this year but it will.
Maybe. Do you want wheat to crash too? I imagine the two WILL be related.
It actually makes little difference really, but there's a good chance that all this expensive nitrogen etc, will be growing crops that are considerably less in value than currently.
I'd sooner reasonable prices for both things myself, much easier to predict than boom and bust.
There is a general feeling of poor crops globally affecting supply currently, that can, and will change very quickly when a good harvest, or even the potential of, is reported on social media.
Added in to the mix is covid supply issues, and traders trying to make money.
When something else looks better again, grains will be dropped like a hot potato.
SilliamWhale
Member
Well Nov 22 futures are £178. Its only £6 t less than a few weeks ago
- Location
- south norfolk
Was quoted £365 this morning and no one is buying apparently,I wonder why.thats £125 more than I paid for what I’ve used this season.
nick...
- Location
- Montgomeryshire
I just chased up (again) my ‘August delivery’ Nitram, seeing as they only have an hour or two left…
I was told that CF have been out of stock for a couple of weeks and it will be at least another 10 days. As it was ordered at £298, and current quote is £365, I didn’t cancel it.
CAN (27%N) is £298 now, which will have to do for my autumn requirements.
Incidentally, urea was quoted at £405, which must be a better buy than Nitram at £365? Delivery date a bit unknown though…
I was told that CF have been out of stock for a couple of weeks and it will be at least another 10 days. As it was ordered at £298, and current quote is £365, I didn’t cancel it.
CAN (27%N) is £298 now, which will have to do for my autumn requirements.
Incidentally, urea was quoted at £405, which must be a better buy than Nitram at £365? Delivery date a bit unknown though…
- Location
- Herefordshire
Same here with my Nitram and Double Top.Need a little more,though,but quite happy to sit and see which way prices may go.my Yara Prilled N on the May early order at £274 looks cheap now. It’s already sat in my shed and the invoice was paid this week
I've bought lithan November December delivered 340
- Location
- Northern Ireland
What is nitram?
EDIT
Oh ok. I see it's AN. We aren't allowed to use it in Northern Ireland, so I'm not familiar with some of these terms.
EDIT
Oh ok. I see it's AN. We aren't allowed to use it in Northern Ireland, so I'm not familiar with some of these terms.
- Location
- Huntingdon
More to life
Member
- Location
- Somerset
could you give that some context for a simple dairy farmer please
