solo
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- Location
- worcestershire
Potash prices may well will be affected by the Belarus sanctions .
Fertiliser Price Tracker
- Thread starter TFF
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Had a quote for an at 305 today
- Location
- Yorks
What brand?
barnbyhall
Member
10 times 600kg bags DAP
12 times 600kg bags TSP
surplus to requirements
Been in store a few years but always been dry inside
Barnsley SYorks
any offers?
12 times 600kg bags TSP
surplus to requirements
Been in store a few years but always been dry inside
Barnsley SYorks
any offers?
Devil's advocate
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- Location
- Posh side of Barnsley
Why are you not using it yourself?
barnbyhall
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our phosphate levels are high!
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Must be going to drop the price
Egyptian Urea price starting to fall, down $18.50 this week
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county down
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- Location
- downpatrick
at present prices what would egyptian urea equate to on farm do you really think cf are going to cut prices all fertiliser companies are very disliked at the present time and virtually no new season business has been done in n ireland at the present timeEgyptian Urea price starting to fall, down $18.50 this week
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Eartha Kitt
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Current Egyptian FOB levels are $440-450. Shipping costs are a big factor, as previously shipping would have been circa $25 from Egypt to the UK, it is now more than double that...possibly put at $60/t. So at $445 FOB this equates approximately to $505 cif, which is around £400-405 on farm. As far as I'm aware, nothing of any note has been shipped to the UK or is due to be shipped. Farmers haven't bought urea in any quantity - I suspect only 10% of the UK market has been covered. Therefore, importers don't want/need to buy urea. The problem with this, is how to ship 90% of urea requirements in 3-4 months.
- Location
- Lincolnshire
This is part of the dilemma - were seeing the complete lack of any available hauliage now. This may actually be a year where logistics doom and gloom actually turns out to be an issue. Think I will make a few calls today.
Eartha Kitt
Member
This is absolutely spot on. Having product will be key.
Eartha Kitt
Member
CF up £20/t
FFS where will it end
- Location
- Lincolnshire
No point being wall to wall wheat if you've got no nitrogen.
Eartha Kitt
Member
I'm not sure it will. Gas prices are a real concern... it's the summer months and the Dutch TTF hit an all time high last week. Winter months could be much higher. Haulage costs also continue to increase.
Steevo
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- Location
- Gloucestershire
This is true.
Equally, a shop without stock to tell doesn't remain in business very long either. The UK fertiliser market it worth quite a bit of business to companies.
Recent price increases (in everything from fertiliser to steel to timber) and the loss of BPS going forward are hanging on many farmers minds at the moment.
This comment seems to sum the sentiment up rather well...
Bet if I ordered this morning it will be here before the end of the week
It will be interesting to see if Nitrogen ordered as 'ASAP' on Valentines day arrives in the yard before April Fools.
I have a feeling this post might be quoted in 6 months time...
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