Fertiliser Price Tracker

[Full of bull(s)]

Nobody use N, accept low input low output, hold onto it, cancel your RT memberships and starve them out. Watch the feed mills take anything, that is if there’s any pig/poultry trade left. Oh and if you lead into a ForFarmers mill, agree a price then slap them with a supplementary surcharge due to unabsorbable unforeseen costs

 

[RAF]

If only we would all stick togeather .

 

[willy]

Let's hope the fert price gets to £1000. Then watch as governments get squeaky bums as farmers ditch output. This is what they want anyway f**king retards. Maybe economics will do it for them, then they will be slating us for not growing more.

 

[Top Tip.]

Let's hope the fert price gets to £1000. Then watch as governments get squeaky bums as farmers ditch output. This is what they want anyway f**king retards. Maybe economics will do it for them, then they will be slating us for not growing more.

I don’t thing those that govern us have the intelligence to anticipate a problem,they think all they have to do is go to Tesco.

 

[Lincsman]

If only we would all stick togeather .

Theres the problem, most of my neighbors are just doing what they always do and will accept a big drop in profit (possibly a loss) to pay for inputs to keep the public fed.

 

[David.]

Got to break out of this feed the Nation, and keep paying all the hangers-on, even if you have to raid your pension to do it, mentality.
We are being told loud and clear that we are not wanted.

 

[zero]

The size of some folks i see in town makes me think the nation is well enough fed! Think I'll fallow quite alot this year cos it's pointless growing at a loss.

 

[SilliamWhale]

I’ve already sold some in the £180s. Will likely do a couple more loads once drilled up.
Like to sell my harvest movements early in case things go south. Rest can then wait for any recovery

You could have got that price most of last year and this year is going to be a more expensive one. So I'm not tempted yet

 

[Hampton]

You could have got that price most of last year and this year is going to be a more expensive one. So I'm not tempted yet

So be it.
I remember it dropping to £110 last time it boiled up like this

 

[jack6480]

Surely rape at £360 in the 1980s was some way ahead of today's long overdue values.

Easy money

 

[Lincsman]

Easy money

Whats worse is it yielded more.

 

[pappuller]

10% would be quite a move, it would be very significant, not unreasonable to think it may double or more. Depends on stocks.

Similar to all products, supply and demand, if a market becomes demand driven the sky's the limit even if its only short by 1 ton

 

[jg123]

What is the co2 deal announced today in the news??

 

[Wheatyflake]

CF Industries Holdings, Inc. (NYSE: CF), a leading global manufacturer of hydrogen and nitrogen products, today announced that its Billingham Complex in the United Kingdom will continue to operate through at least January 2022 after its UK subsidiary reached carbon dioxide (CO2) pricing and offtake agreements with its industrial gas customers in the country.

The agreements between the UK subsidiary and its industrial gas customers run through the end of January 2022. During this period, it is expected that the UK government and industrial gas customers will develop robust alternative sources of CO2 as part of a long-term solution for meeting demand in the country. The Billingham Complex is capable of producing 750 tonnes of CO2 per day for commercial use as a byproduct of the ammonia production process.

“We are pleased to have reached a commercial solution that enables the Billingham Complex to continue to operate through January, alleviating near-term CO2 supply concerns in the UK,” said Tony Will, president and chief executive officer, CF Industries Holdings, Inc. “We want to thank The Honorable Kwasi Kwarteng, Secretary of State for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy, his staff and our industrial gas customers for the speed and spirit of cooperation that have marked our discussions over the past three weeks. We look forward to working with them in the future as they develop a longer-term solution to CO2 supply and to support sustainable and competitive UK ammonia and fertilizer production.”

CF Industries’ Ince Complex in Chester, UK, will remain offline. The Company does not have an estimate for when production will resume at the facility.

 

[Lincsman]

CF Industries Holdings, Inc. (NYSE: CF), a leading global manufacturer of hydrogen and nitrogen products, today announced that its Billingham Complex in the United Kingdom will continue to operate through at least January 2022 after its UK subsidiary reached carbon dioxide (CO2) pricing and offtake agreements with its industrial gas customers in the country.

The agreements between the UK subsidiary and its industrial gas customers run through the end of January 2022. During this period, it is expected that the UK government and industrial gas customers will develop robust alternative sources of CO2 as part of a long-term solution for meeting demand in the country. The Billingham Complex is capable of producing 750 tonnes of CO2 per day for commercial use as a byproduct of the ammonia production process.

“We are pleased to have reached a commercial solution that enables the Billingham Complex to continue to operate through January, alleviating near-term CO2 supply concerns in the UK,” said Tony Will, president and chief executive officer, CF Industries Holdings, Inc. “We want to thank The Honorable Kwasi Kwarteng, Secretary of State for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy, his staff and our industrial gas customers for the speed and spirit of cooperation that have marked our discussions over the past three weeks. We look forward to working with them in the future as they develop a longer-term solution to CO2 supply and to support sustainable and competitive UK ammonia and fertilizer production.”

CF Industries’ Ince Complex in Chester, UK, will remain offline. The Company does not have an estimate for when production will resume at the facility.

Not sure why they didnt go to Drax, the biggest producer of Co2 in the UK and 3rd biggest in Europe, ironically they claim to be carbon negative!

 

[curlietailz]

“”The agreements between the UK subsidiary and its industrial gas customers run through the end of January 2022. During this period, it is expected that the UK government and industrial gas customers will develop robust alternative sources of CO2 as part of a long-term solution for meeting demand in the country.””

and once the govt and industrial gas customers do find robust alternative sources of CO2 then presumably the Anmonium Nitrate factory will be switched off..... permanently ?

 

[RossM]

Extran £678/ton. 20k for a load of nitrogen

 

[cornishking]

Extran £678/ton. 20k for a load of nitrogen wow, that's 9.8 break even ratio at £200/ton of wheat. When does it become uneconomic to grow, or weather my cashflow will allow me to withstand this??

 

[bobk]

Extran £678/ton. 20k for a load of nitrogen

ffs

 

[Daniel]

£485/t for Russian ‘nitram’ last week, and I think Dad said it was about the same for Russian ‘doubletop’

Ordered what we needed,