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Anything is possibleOr merchants are afraid prices will drop in the new year and they'll be left with a lot of cancelled orders and very expensive fert.
Anything is possibleOr merchants are afraid prices will drop in the new year and they'll be left with a lot of cancelled orders and very expensive fert.
good crops easily saved and good pricesThe last thing we need is huge crops and shyte wheat prices.
The US farmers on here are also reporting extremely high prices and the states certainly aren’t trying to curtail their production.As per I have my suspicions we're all being taken for a ride. It seems a little suspicious that as the Powers that Be are pushing for less crops / more enviro / reduced fert the price of fert and chem has gone through the roof.
Another coincidence?
Doubtful.
It peaked quite sharply just before Christmas and then came down to similar levels seen in October/November. It's still much higher than when CF shutdown saying they couldn't afford to make it.Am i right in saying the uk gas price has dropped considerably this week?
I perhaps typed that in too simple a fashion, there's far more going on behind the scenes than ELMs ie redistribution of certain industries to certain world areas etc,The US farmers on here are also reporting extremely high prices and the states certainly aren’t trying to curtail their production.
this thing is way above what Carrie symonds and the goldsmiths could orchestrate. ELMS is not going to affect world gas prices!
Wonder why there sending it here.Am i right in saying the uk gas price has dropped considerably this week?
Similar situation here, 20% extra cropping and N bought well, it’s harvest ‘23 that’s more concerning for meWill price drop for next season? We have a lot of wheat in the ground this year, we’ve pushed it where we wouldn’t usually and have bough N well but next year may be a big area of spring cropping if it stays like this.
Worlds highest gas price .Wonder why there sending it here.
https://oilprice.com/Energy/Natural-Gas/EU-Natural-Gas-Prices-Tumble-For-Fifth-Straight-Day.html
Might not be 2 to 1, although expensive fert could mean low yields, high grain prices and back to your 2:1 price ratio.All my farming life the fert price and the wheat price have always been around a 2 to1 ratio per tonne. I do not think that will change.
In most cases this will be true for 22 crop and by 23 crop either the price of fert will be down or wheat will be up.
Will it be £200 wheat and £400 fert or £300 wheat and £600 fert though.