Fertiliser Price Tracker
- Thread starter TFF
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With rewilding and longer term fallow conservation etc, where does that leave one on APR should one kick the bucket?
Fallow is farming, always has been, long before things like 4 course rotations etc even ??
Re wilding ........ ermm not so sure that is by any definition I can see so could be serious implications for those going down that route IMO. (and rightly so !!)
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PM your email address and I'll see what I can find.
Bit the bullet and ordered the other half ish of my 27N 12SO3 at ÂŁ605. Thankfully got the first half at ÂŁ280. Was waiting for it to come down but can't risk it any longer with Mr. Putin flexing his muscles. Also ordered all of P & K.
My whole fert bill is going to be up by ÂŁ16.5k year on year. 51% allocated to what should end up as 380t of wheat. That's an extra ÂŁ22/T. Lets hope prices remain strong.
My whole fert bill is going to be up by ÂŁ16.5k year on year. 51% allocated to what should end up as 380t of wheat. That's an extra ÂŁ22/T. Lets hope prices remain strong.
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- S E Glos
Can be earlier if convenient, but doesn't have to be. Just don't be late.
E.g. get all first doses on by end of Feb if poss, finish all later doses by end of first week in April. (End of March better if feasible).
Any doses needed after that, don't use urea
ridger
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- Tyrone, Northern Ireland
Why is that though? Does it vaporise or something?
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- S E Glos
Needs to be washed into the soil or at least soaked up by soil moisture fairly soon after application as it can vaporise, more so as soils warm. Best practice has always been to apply ahead of a rain event, even if only a couple of mm.
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- Northern Ireland
Not a problem in ridgers climate.
Not a problem in north Cumbria either, though would of been last year
ridger
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- Location
- Tyrone, Northern Ireland
Nor yours either lol
- Location
- Devon
"CF will not be offering any new terms for February".
yellow belly
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- Location
- south west lincolnshire
if the choice are
urea banned
or use urea with inspection and recording by defra /trading standards
or inspection by rt
or only coated with inspection
what would be the favoured option
urea banned
or use urea with inspection and recording by defra /trading standards
or inspection by rt
or only coated with inspection
what would be the favoured option
- Location
- Lincolnshire
That solid and liquid?
- Location
- Bucks
Probably just means their next price will be March delivery... ??
- Location
- Lincolnshire
Aye. Squeeze it all just a little bit more.
yellow belly
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- Location
- south west lincolnshire
solid
but they could say all urea
farmers may not be able to buy solid even if they melt it
yellow belly
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- Location
- south west lincolnshire
we are also all missing the biggest issue
if uk fertiliser plants do not produce the fertiliser because gas is over 3 time higher than last summer the import needs of the uk will be much larger
million tonnes or so ?
if that has to be an storage and delivery issues will be much more complicated
if uk fertiliser plants do not produce the fertiliser because gas is over 3 time higher than last summer the import needs of the uk will be much larger
million tonnes or so ?
if that has to be an storage and delivery issues will be much more complicated
Agree. But there’s capacity at the existing facilities to cope without two domestic plants.
The problem would be trying to service this demand in a short window. Logistically speaking, the industry needs 8-10 months to service the demands, not crushed into 6 months or less. Pool buying may be a solution…. For sure, the current set up is flawed.