- Location
- Lincolnshire
They say it will be £500 next. No UK production and no imports beyond what's booked.
Fertiliser Price Tracker
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They say it will be £500 next. No UK production and no imports beyond what's booked.
Was priced urea at 433
Steevo
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- Location
- Gloucestershire
That seems a good price based on the above!
That was yesterday lunchtime, I purchased a load which is all my requirement.
CF did however call Force Majeure earlier this week on a 500,000 ton urea order in the US.
Last summer gas was cheap because of oversupply on the back of large industry closing due to covid and warm weather. So gas production was curtailed as a result and now supply can't keep up with demand.
Yara have said that the cost of manufacturing a ton of CAN have risen by around $200 in 6 months.
Last summer gas was cheap because of oversupply on the back of large industry closing due to covid and warm weather. So gas production was curtailed as a result and now supply can't keep up with demand.
Yara have said that the cost of manufacturing a ton of CAN have risen by around $200 in 6 months.
- Location
- Lincolnshire
So is the doubling in price of fert reason enough to claim force majeure on the forward sold grain I was going to grow with it.....hehe.
- Location
- Essex
Starting to look like an opportunity to do a low n trial.
- Location
- Lincolnshire
It still pays at these prices.
SilliamWhale
Member
Why would they force majeure? They can get the gas it's just expensive.
Do they have to pay any climate change levys or anything? Wouldn't be surprised if the government comes up with a "package" if genuinely they stop production for more than month
Do they have to pay any climate change levys or anything? Wouldn't be surprised if the government comes up with a "package" if genuinely they stop production for more than month
Fish
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- Location
- North yorkshire
I must admit I was genuinely surprised today to be able to buy 1/3 of next years N and all of my S requirement for only £6/ton more than last year.
You must have bought badly last year!
Fish
Member
- Location
- North yorkshire
Very wrong
urea £210, doubled up, and the other product, just over half that, one of the very few advantages of living near the Boro
- Location
- British Isles
Poultry and pig are worried as they need CO2
Carbon-dioxide shortage threatens food security - meat industry
A shortage of the gas could hit meat production and packaging, UK processors warn.
www.bbc.co.uk
gone up the hill
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- Location
- Devon
One thing is for sure and that if the UK livestock industry ( be that pigs/ chicken/ beef etc ) are bought to their Knees then the UK arable industry will also be bought to their knees at the same time or very soon afterwards!
davidroberts30
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- Location
- pembrokeshire
And you believe a bbc article?
gone up the hill
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- Location
- Devon
I was not actually replying about that article but its now getting quite clear that there is severe problems dealing with slaughter pigs and the same is starting to have a big impact with the sheep slaughter lines as well.
Got or bought??
Bought, it’s in the country though so hopefully get it….
CORK
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- Location
- East Cork, Ireland
