Morocco. And Iran, but its been left of the chart for some reason (99% of statistics on the internet are made up).
Russia (more like Belarus) is a major potash producer, but far from the only source.
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- Thread starter TFF
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Morocco. And Iran, but its been left of the chart for some reason (99% of statistics on the internet are made up).
Russia (more like Belarus) is a major potash producer, but far from the only source.
- Location
- gloucestershire
Liquid 26n 5 £580 take anytime before end of may 23. Up £45 from a few weeks ago.
- Location
- Near Colchester
I was offered 46% for £700 today - August to Dec 'when the boat comes in'
- Location
- Shropshire
Hilly
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- Location
- Scottish Borders.
The cattle are going to need a big lift or folk will bin them off for sheep .
Bramble
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If they keep dropping it how many people won’t take delivery of the stuff they bought at a higher price?
Glad I only bought one load early on, not all of it
Hopefully no one. Deal is a deal.
- Location
- Yorkshire
What will happen with it all next year if people have bought cover for next season this year. Demand must be going to plummet
- Location
- Sedgefield
George Eustace in parliament yesterday said CF have a full order book til (Xmas) I think it was Xmas
Chae1
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- Location
- Aberdeenshire
Great plan.
If they keep shutting factories there order book will be full.
- Location
- Shropshire
Is he their employee?
Yes but did he say which Christmas?
Eartha Kitt
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If gas prices stay at these levels then we will see European production scale back (similar to last year). Egyptian urea has bounced $60/t since Friday. The market seems to be on a firmer footing again.
Having bought all of next years, good. I
lloyd
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- Location
- Herefordshire
Were you heading for a number 2 before you heard this news?
Another bad day with wheat prices ,unless the global price stabilises
fertiliser prices will only be going one way and it wont be up.
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Eartha Kitt
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Doesn't bother me either way.
The European (and UK) gas picture doesn't look great at this moment
The ability for the US to export was restricted after the outage at the Texas plant which it seems the region was relying on to balance the obvious shortfall from Russia. It's unknown exactly when this facility will be back on stream
Not wishing to tell anyone's grandmother to suck eggs, but most global producers will know this and adjust their prices to suit. It's how markets function. Same with the predominantly EU based nitrate producers; they'll optimise their output.
With straight Urea on farm at around £740-£760, AN ought to be in the region of £560; at best £600 to account for any loss factor. With inhibited Urea at say £800 (assuming a premium over straight), AN would absolutely have a ceiling at £600.
According to the advice from AHDB's RB209, with the current cereal crop prices, you'd expect demand destruction (reduced application) with AN prices over +/- £550/mt. Sorry, but don't have the calculations in my head for grass...but I imagine that ferts win over feed any day.
As I heard earlier today, it's gonna be a urea year...