That's a little bit harsh.
Anyone can make an embarrassing error on a bad day, Norm, but you'd really think that, even at the NFU, there should be some kind of proof reading process in place to help them all out.
If not, it's very unprofessional.
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Anyone can make an embarrassing error on a bad day, Norm, but you'd really think that, even at the NFU, there should be some kind of proof reading process in place to help them all out.
If not, it's very unprofessional.
Probably been told to keep there head down rather than put it up above the parapet and remove all doubtThat's a little bit harsh.
Anyone can make an embarrassing error on a bad day, Norm, but you'd really think that, even at the NFU, there should be some kind of proof reading process in place to help them all out.
If not, it's very unprofessional.
Yara in France just released a new price for 33.5% AN at €775 CPT bulk
Roughly equivalent to £670 for bagged 34.5% here
Let the nonsense begin.
Roughly equivalent to £670 for bagged 34.5% here
Let the nonsense begin.
What's a typical cost for bagging?Yara in France just released a new price for 33.5% AN at €775 CPT bulk
Roughly equivalent to £670 for bagged 34.5% here
Let the nonsense begin.
You see this as the first of the new season prices then? As France are largely finished with current season?Yara in France just released a new price for 33.5% AN at €775 CPT bulk
Roughly equivalent to £670 for bagged 34.5% here
Let the nonsense begin.
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French prices are quoted as bulk delivered to store. Over there, it's low €20s to convert to big bags
€800 = £670 today give or take a few quid comparing 33.5% to 34.5%
looks that way yeah
Co-operatives are buying into it apparently. Fearing shortage of Nitrates and tight Urea supply due to Indian Govt refusing to accept Russian tonnes
Security of supply versus affordability; crop prices must make sense to buy Nitrogen at that level, I suppose - check RB209 for details.
It's certainly cheaper viz-a-viz incremental wheat output than it was this time last year - in fact it's real terms cheaper than it's been since 1976.
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The ‘like’ was for the information not the price!Yara in France just released a new price for 33.5% AN at €775 CPT bulk
Roughly equivalent to £670 for bagged 34.5% here
Let the nonsense begin.
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What output price are you basing this on?
March '24 £265
(This time last year March '23 £172 - Year before that, March '22 £149}
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I heard some commentator expert type chap the other day reckon there's only been enough fert made in the last year to feed a world population of 6 billion in the coming year on average expected crop yields pro rata
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Need to find another commentator expert type chap that says we can feed the world without Fert if we all go organic, and put them in the same room.
was he also looking at Readers Tractors?
Dominator was rubbish compared to the giant Matador.
