Fertiliser Price Tracker

[bobk]

Nah.

it’s €790 CPT Bulk. Means something like €810 in bags. Which, according to my XE currency app means £690

my abacus tells me that £690 is a bigger number than £635

mange tout. It’s canard isn’t it?

French don't buy N

 

[Planet Bee]

I believe you were on here saying don't buy at £280 last year

In fairness, aren’t we all experts at back trading?

this time next year…

 

[Flat 10]

French don't buy N

Are you starting handle s brother? We get it you aren’t going to buy, fair play but others are and as said if you have 10 to buy (I don’t!!) then buying a couple today is very sensible

 

[Planet Bee]

French don't buy N

I’ll have a pint of what you’re on. That’s some very strong medication.

 

[bobk]

Are you starting handle s brother? We get it you aren’t going to buy, fair play but others are and as said if you have 10 to buy (I don’t!!) then buying a couple today is very sensible

Struggling to get a buyer for 21 wheat , why on earth would I commit anymore

 

[crazy_bull]

Struggling to get a buyer for 21 wheat , why on earth would I commit anymore

Is it that poor a quality from being starved of N

C B

 

[bobk]

Is it that poor a quality from being starved of N

C B

Last years you dick

 

[Flat 10]

Struggling to get a buyer for 21 wheat , why on earth would I commit anymore

You must be minted with 21 wheat left to sell!!! Plenty to invest in fert

 

[Southwestmassive]

You must be minted with 21 wheat left to sell!!! Plenty to invest in fert

 

[e3120]

You should be able to at the current wheat values. Or have you sold everything forward at £140/t

Just one more time:

Not all nitrogen is used on cereals. Oh, and decent arable farmers grow other crops than wheat.

 

[poppy]

That's correct

Nah.

it’s €790 CPT Bulk. Means something like €810 in bags. Which, according to my XE currency app means £690

my abacus tells me that £690 is a bigger number than £635

mange tout. It’s canard isn’t it?

I assume that’s Extran 33.5, not 34.5% so that counting on my fingers is about £710

 

[Hampton]

Funny how

yup

it's got very little to do with supporting local agriculture; more to do with getting the best return for their business

something, I assume, that you might have in common? Or are you a registered charity?

However, as @Southwestmassive succinctly mentioned above, the UK price is approximately €70/mt cheaper than the equivalent farm delivered price Yara had in France; I suppose you could call that "supporting the UK farmer" after all?

Personally, I'm surprised that anyone would pay a 10-15% premium for nitrogen when they could buy Urea instead

Each to their own, I guess.

are the French govt paying yara to produce co2?

 

[Planet Bee]

Funny how

are the French govt paying yara to produce co2?

Not to my knowledge

but they are paying their farmers to farm

or paying for votes 🗳 same difference

 

[super major minor]

Never had a problem buying fert

No body has, it's the price thats important

 

[Lemon curd]

looks like you threw your phone against a wall when you read that message

 

[A1baz]

Rep 1: Nitram £635, no single or double top

Rep 2: No singletop or equivalent until likely next week. No nitram price currently.

Rep 3: 27N 12S £620, 26N 37S £650, Will have 34.4%N tomorrow.
All full loads

 

[Sprog]

looks like you threw your phone against a wall when you read that message

Just dropped a few times, I haven’t had to pay that much for fertiliser yet thankfully.

 

[snipe]

Axan price out tomorrow £600 plus merchants cut and delivery.

 

[Flat 10]

Axan price out tomorrow £600 plus merchants cut and delivery.

I was told a man was waiting to buy a lot of yara product tomorrow, I wondered what he knew that I didn’t

 

[curlietailz]

We use 4 - 5 load a year
Have some left from this year to carry over
I bought three load yesterday

reasoning:-
There are far to many unknowns floating about
The product is available now and we have storage and the November payment date
50% BPS should have come in and I’ll sell 4 load of wheat forward to pay for it

we can them manage if it becomes scarce or more expensive
I could buy another load if it gets cheaper