Fertiliser Price Tracker

[crazy_bull]

I got the usual it's gone up again spiel from the rep,what's price is the UK product? Anyone else got prices?

That Pulan stuff should be about £260 or less, plus 3months at say £1.50/month finance, shouldn't be more than £265 max and even then I'd bet you could find UK product at the same or similar money. The Pulan seems very soft and the spread pattern doesn't seem to match even lithan.

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[franklin]

the spread pattern doesn't seem to match even lithan.

Nothing wrong with the spread of Lithan. Only problem is that the damned bag inners fall out.

 

[crazy_bull]

Nothing wrong with the spread of Lithan. Only problem is that the damned bag inners fall out.

No I agree I was saying the Pulan doesn't seem to match lithan, yet there are claims Pulan will go to 32m, at 24mtrs lithan is as good as anything else.

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[lsf]

Know both of them. Don't see big difference between Lithan and Pulan. Based on my experience Pulan is enough resistant. Prills are regular and the same size. Also no problems with 24m. Like 600kgs bags. Lithan more popular so mre expensive.

 

[Farmer Piles]

Anyone been offered any prices for liquid for next season. I've just been offered Yara 35N + 7S for £295/cu m delivery now pay Sept and £317 for spring 2014 pay May. How does that compare?

 

[Thick Farmer]

How much is Nitram at the moment? Been quoted £268

 

[Brisel]

£290 (ish) for Nuram N37 for spring delivery

 

[Robigus]

Omex.
Liquid prices are as follows
30% Nitrogen - £230 for delivery November pay December
26%N + 5SO3 - £215 deliver Nov pay Dec
20%N + 12.5SO3 - £192 deliver Nov pay Dec

For Spring delivery add £12 per tonne and these will be payable the month after delivery .

 

[Brisel]

How much is Nitram at the moment? Been quoted £268

UK AN prices go up tomorrow 1st August

 

[Against_the_grain]

Omex.
Liquid prices are as follows
30% Nitrogen - £230 for delivery November pay December
26%N + 5SO3 - £215 deliver Nov pay Dec
20%N + 12.5SO3 - £192 deliver Nov pay Dec

For Spring delivery add £12 per tonne and these will be payable the month after delivery .

The N30 works out at 76p/kg/N

Urea is 62p/kg/N give or take....

Thats £30-£40/ha more expensive. I can never understand how liquid N makes sense.

 

[Brisel]

Urea need to be a bit cheaper - allow 5 - 10% for volatilisation

 

[marshbarn]

Fertiliser prices to plunge as Russian potash cartel collapses

Fertiliser prices expected to slump after a Russian-Belarusian price-setting cartel breaks down

The collapse of the Russian cartel is expected to result in fertiliser prices plunging globally Photo: Bloomberg News

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By Garry White​

1:46PM BST 30 Jul 2013​

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Farmers worldwide are expected to see fertiliser prices plunge by a quarter as the break up of a Russian potash cartel looks likely to spark a global price war.​

Russia’s Uralkali has pulled out of a marketing joint venture with Belaruskali, its Belarus-based partner, which controlled about 43pc of the global potash market. The move was likely to result in global potash prices plunging from the current $400 a tonne to about $300 in the second half of the year, according to Vladislav Baumgertner, Uralkali’s chief executive.​

The venture, called Belarus Potash Corporation (BPC) collapsed after Uralkali accused its Belarusian partner of selling fertiliser outside the marketing agreement. Analysts at BMO Capital Markets said the breakdown of the BPC cartel would result in “the end of the potash world as we know it.”​

It is believed that the east European companies may now slash prices in order to grab market share.​

North American potash producers sell their fertilizer to farmers through a cartel known as Canpotex, which together with BPC, controlled 70pc of the world market. The two cartels set prices at a similar level in key markets such as China and they were now expected to have to cut prices further to compete.​

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China is a major importer of fertiliser because of the relative scarcity of good agricultural land.​

Last week PotashCorp of Saskatchewan, the Canadian producer that BHP Billiton tried to buy in a $40bn (£26bn) failed hostile bid in 2010, issued a profit warning citing weakening prices. BHP is yet to make a final investment decsion on further developing Jansen, its remaining Canadian potash asset.​

London-listed shares in Uralkali plunged by 25pc, with shares in Sirius Minerals, which is currently seeking permission to construct a potash mine in North Yorkshire, slumping 13pc. German producer K + S Group saw its shares slide 23pc.​

North American listed producers PotashCorp, Agrium and Mosaic are expected to lose around 20pc of their market value when they start trading later today. ​

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[jack6480]

20:10:10 plus sulpha £299

 

[billboy 1]

3 loads of 34.5 n bought yesterday for £265 aug delivery

 

[torian ben]

0-7-30 370/ton dairygold. 385/ton in centenary
CAN 240/ton dairygold. 260/ton centenary
27-2.5-5 330/ton dairygold.
all quotes at 3pm today

 

[einstein]

0-7-30 370/ton dairygold. 385/ton in centenary
CAN 240/ton dairygold. 260/ton centenary
27-2.5-5 330/ton dairygold.
all quotes at 3pm today

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0:24:24 £298 from various quotes does that seem about right??

 

[franklin]

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0:24:24 £298 from various quotes does that seem about right??

Have you priced some 0-12-12 fibrophos in comparison? Make a saving and get a whole load of other goodies included. Will probably be a fair bit cheaper even including the spreading.

 

[einstein]

Have you priced some 0-12-12 fibrophos in comparison? Make a saving and get a whole load of other goodies included. Will probably be a fair bit cheaper even including the spreading.

am considering it.£125 for 12:12 then £10 a hectare to spread it-sounds good as long as the weather remains on the dry side.

 

[Alistair McLaren]

Anyone have a price for Amsul 8?

 

[einstein]

Omex.
Liquid prices are as follows
30% Nitrogen - £230 for delivery November pay December
26%N + 5SO3 - £215 deliver Nov pay Dec
20%N + 12.5SO3 - £192 deliver Nov pay Dec

For Spring delivery add £12 per tonne and these will be payable the month after delivery .

well i suppose that makeks it the same price as an.and given how accurately you can apply it-you cant really compare it with urea.was that price direct or through a merchant??