Fertiliser Price Tracker

[Bossfarmer]

You would be a long time paying it off

the idea is that interest rates are low and it will save paying rent and be there for the next generation, sacrifices will have to be made as always, no new cars or holidays for a while if i do manage to buy some

 

[Nostalgic]

Urea £935 this morning. Withdrawn at 1.00.

 

[bankrupt]

save paying rent and be there for the next generation,

If you've applied fertilizer by your year end in June you can put it in at anything from cost to 60% of cost, thereby reducing headline profit in presenting to the banksters.

If not, you can put it in at anything from cost to current value, thereby increasing your headline profit and tax payable for one year (and get it back next year).

At current IRs, it's cheap enough to pay extra tax one year early to fatten up the profits - wasn't quite so cheap to do this, but so often necessary, in the 70s, with tax at 40% and IRs at 18%!

Either way, good luck with the project.

 

[livestock 1]

 

[livestock 1]

Urea £935 this morning. Withdrawn at 1.00.

Nitrogen is trading on the world market at €1300

 

[Northern territory]

Haulier said plenty going on boats from immingham. So much for domestic supply.

 

[average farmer]

Haulier said plenty going on boats from immingham. So much for domestic supply.

Kind of people who’d sell their grandma. Government should really a export ban on it in times like these.

 

[Tarw Coch]

Haulier said plenty going on boats from immingham. So much for domestic supply.

Is that the stuff the government/British taxpayer subsidised?

 

[Northern territory]

Is that the stuff the government/British taxpayer subsidised?

Would it surprise you

 

[pappuller]

Now £2k...

S$#t the bed

 

[Planet Bee]

Haulier said plenty going on boats from immingham. So much for domestic supply.

They’re shipping tonnes around the UK ports too. At huuuuge cost. But likely cheaper than trucking it all from Billingham.
Dare say there’re some exports too. Why not? No point producing it and looking at it at these prices. Imagine the working capital that’s tied up!

 

[Mixedupfarmer]

Haulier said plenty going on boats from immingham. So much for domestic supply.

Was told earlier in the season they were moving if to ports further south due to cost / availability of lorries for longer domestic hauls.

 

[Chae1]

Wev all been wrong. Its very depressin currently

I'm glad it's not just me that's depressed by the current situation.

It feels wrong/selfish to be depressed when people are waving goodbye to there families and staying at home to fight and a fair chance they'll never see them again.

 

[Tsa115]

 

[teslacoils]

Is it me or does that 27n compound not look too bad value?

 

[Spencer]

Is it me or does that 27n compound not look too bad value?

See your avatar!

 

[tullah]

Is it me or does that 27n compound not look too bad value?

Quoted liquid 27N 5S £770 couple days ago.

 

[Northern territory]

They’re shipping tonnes around the UK ports too. At huuuuge cost. But likely cheaper than trucking it all from Billingham.
Dare say there’re some exports too. Why not? No point producing it and looking at it at these prices. Imagine the working capital that’s tied up!

Working capital that has increased massively through inflation. Have cattle, sheep, pigs etc etc

 

[JCfarmer]

Is it me or does that 27n compound not look too bad value?

Like for like the nitram should be £850t not £925 and thats without the sulphur!

 

[smallholder99]

whats opinions on fibrophos 0.12.12 about £200 spread, if youve goto skimp on N at least crops can have enough PK, anyone tried soil fertility services bioN, heard of a farmer going to try clover in feed for grazing cattle so the clover would take better in dungpats