Fertiliser Price Tracker

[wellingtonfarmer]

Yara 30n 10s £625 spring price

 

[James T]

£100 off this afternoon £590 here. Would rather it starts with a 4…. Not impossible now

 

[bobk]

£100 off this afternoon £590 here. Would rather it starts with a 4…. Not impossible now

46%

 

[tullah]

Out of interest, does anyone recall what the fert price was when they shut down

Origin AN £350 that day for October

 

[James T]

46%

Nitram

 

[JCfarmer]

£100 off this afternoon £590 here. Would rather it starts with a 4…. Not impossible now

Was 34.5% nitram at £690?

 

[Gill Horse]

Was also told that there's a very limited tonnage available.

Seems strange to me that they are suddenly cheaper than imported

 

[Southwestmassive]

Yara increase the price in France this morning by 10 euros. Basically £690 for extran.

Indian only secure 483k tonnes at $900ish fob still 3million tonnes short before feb.

CF released limited volumes of product, £100 less than industry expects making them the cheapest AN on the planet.

every thing is firm except CF…….

spent the afternoon scratching my head trying to see what I have missed, came to the conclusion that I’m going to ring them in the morning and ask them to share the drugs……

suggest you all ring your favourite CF supplier tomorrow and buy some tonnes.

 

[Optimus]

Been quoted £620 today for nitram

 

[crazy_bull]

I would just like to respond to the comment about buying groups advising not to buy. Since June, we have been clear in our message of adopting a "risk management" strategy when buying fertilizer as global data regarding supply & demand, freight issues and raw material costs have been an undeniable fact, influencing the price of fertilizers. Members ultimately make their decision to buy or not, but I feel it is absolutely my responsibility to deliver an opinion based upon facts supported by experience rather than emotion. Written by Heather Claridge- Fertilizer Manager & Chief Operating Officer.

Happy to say, clearly, you guys have been and always perform like a proper buying group, offering options and ideas for members. Some others seem to be blurring the line between merchant and group.

C B

 

[Fuzzy]

Was also told that there's a very limited tonnage available.

Seems strange to me that they are suddenly cheaper than imported

Something to do with the government giving them the co2 brown envelope !!!! and this

 

[crazy_bull]

Was also told that there's a very limited tonnage available.

Seems strange to me that they are suddenly cheaper than imported

Probably to stick two fingers up at importers, can’t get imported near that level.

c B

 

[B'o'B]

Probably to stick two fingers up at importers, can’t get imported near that level.

c B

Probably trying to undo some of the PR damage caused by stopping production as they did.
I doubt I will ever hold blue bag fert in quite the same regard again.

 

[Eartha Kitt]

Yara increase the price in France this morning by 10 euros. Basically £690 for extran.

Indian only secure 483k tonnes at $900ish fob still 3million tonnes short before feb.

CF released limited volumes of product, £100 less than industry expects making them the cheapest AN on the planet.

every thing is firm except CF…….

spent the afternoon scratching my head trying to see what I have missed, came to the conclusion that I’m going to ring them in the morning and ask them to share the drugs……

suggest you all ring your favourite CF supplier tomorrow and buy some tonnes.

Agreed. This move is one of the most ridiculous I've seen yet from CF. Tax payers picking up the bill.

 

[teslacoils]

Maybe, just maybe, the govt got us cheaper fert as part of their co2 "keep it running" deal. Stranger things have happened.

 

[lloyd]

Oh dear the only ones angry with CF seem to
be the dealers with dearer imported to sell.
Such is life.

 

[Durry cows]

What price is cf today then?

 

[Eartha Kitt]

Nope, nothing to sell from me.

 

[lloyd]

Agreed. This move is one of the most ridiculous I've seen yet from CF. Tax payers picking up the bill.

Very good value for tax payers !
Keeps production higher which puts a lid on domestic grain
prices which in turn keeps food prices lower.
Would you want to be at the mercy of higher grain imports?

 

[Nowthenblue]

Oh dear the only ones angry with CF seem to
be the dealers with dearer imported to sell.
Such is life.

I also think there will be some angry farmers that felt forced into covering Nitrogen at much higer levels over the last few weeks, than this new offer by CF's refusal to engage with their distributors over their plans for returning to the market or not..... Whilst taking taxpayers money and forcing their industrial CO2 buyers to pay huge increases.