Fertiliser Price Tracker

[teslacoils]

I wish they all sold it on percentage by the cube.
So much easier.

It's as if ....they were tryjn to confuse folk.

Suprised the fert industry doesn't make all its members use one standard......

 

[Hindsight]

YARA is straightforward. It is OMEX that are awkward selling the stuff in tonnes. Yet we all use the stuff based on volume.

 

[teslacoils]

Obvs by suprised I mean I'm in no way suprised at all.

 

[crazy_bull]

I wish they all sold it on percentage by the cube.
So much easier.

Weirdly Yara are the only ones that do it that way. I agree a standard procedure would make life easier, but the confusion it creates often means they get away with some interesting prices due to the miss understanding created.

I am told globally it is all traded in tonnes,
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[Sandy]

Weirdly Yara are the only ones that do it that way. I agree a standard procedure would make life easier, but the confusion it creates often means they get away with some interesting prices due to the miss understanding created.

I am told globally it is all traded in tonnes,

I think Yara are weight v weight
Omex weight v volume?

 

[teslacoils]

I suppose when doing stock takes, and given application equipment, it makes sense to use volume rather than mass for liquid fert. You would hope that users could convert one to the other, especially when considering the ££££ each 4000lt tank application is worth.

 

[Buggerallbandwidth]

Weighbridge readings will be more accurate than flow meters. On farm if you have a weighbridge you can check the delivery weight. You can not do that easily or accurately with a volume based delivery.

 

[Chae1]

Agrii are by the cube too.

 

[crazy_bull]

Agrii are by the cube too.

Who makes theirs? Yara?

 

[fieldfarmer]

Agrii are by the cube too.

Agrii do mine here by the ton, omex.

 

[Oldmacdonald]

Who makes theirs? Yara?

Agrii make their own.

 

[Chae1]

Agrii do mine here by the ton, omex.

Must depend on the customer!

Mines invoiced by the cube too.

 

[Green oak]

Any prices for urea lately. Or fertibera 26n 37 s03.

 

[livestock 1]

My neighbour did at £920 to put on grass

I did too. Not quite £920 but too near to it

 

[Beef farmer]

I bought 57 ton at 960.
Lasted longer than it does when it's £300/ton I can assure you

 

[livestock 1]

I bought 57 ton at 960.
Lasted longer than it does when it's £300/ton I can assure you

If you are lambing ewes and calving cows and need grass what do you do
Grass parks or cake isn’t any cheaper

 

[bobk]

Any prices , keep on topic like

 

[SilliamWhale]

Any prices for urea lately. Or fertibera 26n 37 s03.

£730 urea

Bought some at £760 it arrived today and pay within a month

Need some more and can potentially pay £730 february. Not sure whether to buy or not

 

[Green oak]

£730 urea

Bought some at £760 it arrived today and pay within a month

Need some more and can potentially pay £730 february. Not sure whether to buy or not

Thank you. Nice to see some prices up!

 

[crazy_bull]

Agrii make their own.

that’s news to me, thought they supplied omex and maybe occasionally yara, billericay and Brineflow, but perhaps they have started making some. Their literature states partnered with Omex.

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