Fertiliser Price Tracker

[The Agrarian]

Lumber panic spike complete.

We are still on the left side of the NG curve. But there's every possibility it will look a bit like lumber in 3months time.

The demand shocks from restarting after covid are present across many supply chains. Lumber has already resolved, despite US home construction demand remaining strong. I don't see any good reason why NG won't settle too.

 

[supercow]

Fertilizer Price Gains Losing Steam as Potash Climbs $20 Per Ton

The average retail price of most fertilizers increased by 1% or less compared to last month except for potash. Retail prices increased by 4%, which is below DTN's threshold of significance, after months of sharp increases.

www.dtnpf.com

 

[Chae1]

Surging gas prices likely to reverse course

It would take a longer and colder winter than last year to see market pricing sustained above current levels

www.ft.com

Still can't see it calming down till mid 22

 

[CORK]

Fertilizer Price Gains Losing Steam as Potash Climbs $20 Per Ton

The average retail price of most fertilizers increased by 1% or less compared to last month except for potash. Retail prices increased by 4%, which is below DTN's threshold of significance, after months of sharp increases.

www.dtnpf.com

I think that link relates to an older article (why do the Americans put the dates the wrong way around ), things got a lot hotter since then.

 

[CORK]

Lumber panic spike complete.

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We are still on the left side of the NG curve. But there's every possibility it will look a bit like lumber in 3months time.

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The demand shocks from restarting after covid are present across many supply chains. Lumber has already resolved, despite US home construction demand remaining strong. I don't see any good reason why NG won't settle too.

You’re right NG will settle but I doubt it’ll be in time for the 2022 growing season.
This time next year, N might be at rock bottom levels again if production goes into overdrive in 22.

 

[supercow]

I think that link relates to an older article (why do the Americans put the dates the wrong way around ), things got a lot hotter since then.

Your right

 

[CORK]

Your right

sorry to be!

 

[teslacoils]

So, sell back the extra load ordered, or keep it for another year?

 

[glasshouse]

So why dont the uk set up a fert plant using cheap north sea gas.
Theres a big flare off going all the time in fife

 

[The Agrarian]

You’re right NG will settle but I doubt it’ll be in time for the 2022 growing season.
This time next year, N might be at rock bottom levels again if production goes into overdrive in 22.

True. Problem being early spring fertiliser being made soon from dear gas.

 

[glasshouse]

True. Problem being early spring fertiliser being made soon from dear gas.

So just go for the white knuckle ride and put it all on in may

 

[The Agrarian]

I'm mainly a grassland farmer, so that wouldn't work too well for me. I usually start putting urea on in second half February, depending on ground conditions.

 

[glasshouse]

I'm mainly a grassland farmer, so that wouldn't work too well for me. I usually start putting urea on in second half February, depending on ground conditions.

So hay will be £200 next yr?

 

[The Agrarian]

What's hay?

English straw delivered here costing 150 this summer.

 

[glasshouse]

What's hay?

English straw delivered here costing 150 this summer.

Its dried grass

 

[glasshouse]

£150???

 

[WRXppp]

Anyone else ever used any of the microbe fixing products, I used Twin N in the past and you really couldn’t tell the difference on grass, I must add it needed moisture and warmth and of course didn’t have the kick in affect of AN and also i think for winter cereals needed to go on early.

 

[The Agrarian]

Its dried grass

Never heard of it. We have green grass. You can wring it out.

 

[glasshouse]

Never heard of it. We have green grass. You can wring it out.

You were paying £150 for straw?

 

[An Gof]

You were paying £150 for straw?

Sold straw here in the spring at £150/t ex farm