Fertiliser Price Tracker

[Chae1]

I did have to chuckle when I read their slogan the other day... Reliable. Consistent. Proven.

There certainly Consistent.

 

[colhonk]

Ar£h*les have been telling us farmers we will have to farm better for all of my life ie: many decades, Abviously we are clueless ignorant pesants who no nothing (or is it them). I mean, look at animal farmers, they have apparently just been throwing animal poo away to get rid of it unknowingly until lately some bright spark with a meanigless degree has discovered it is useful, Who would have thought that in the last 8000 years.

 

[Hampton]

Dont want to see anyone starve but i hope a few main foods get really short this winter to concentate a few minds in goverment

Like quinoa (keenwah) soya lattes and tofu?

 

[Renaultman]

One of the speakers is the CF company agronomist View attachment 1041626View attachment 1041626

I'm pretty sure he gave the talk at a grainco agronomy meeting, earlier in the year, must say it was a very interesting and informative one.

 

[SilliamWhale]

Look who gets top billing on the AIC’s board, what a surprise to find that CF are shoulder deep up the AIC’s arse and making their lips move:


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As we know AIC are corrupt. Individual members may not be but as an organisation it is hideously duplicitous.

 

[An Gof]

As we know AIC are corrupt. Individual members may not be but as an organisation it is hideously duplicitous.

Might be wise to edit that post It might bite you on the a**e in a big way.

 

[David.]

Perhaps more accurate to say that they appear to be concerned only with protecting their members interests; which are certainly at variance with the interests of farmers?

 

[robs1]

Might be wise to edit that post It might bite you on the a**e in a big way.

They wouldnt want their activities being out in the open, people with dubious operations dont like publicity

 

[4course]

Ar£h*les have been telling us farmers we will have to farm better for all of my life ie: many decades, Abviously we are clueless ignorant pesants who no nothing (or is it them). I mean, look at animal farmers, they have apparently just been throwing animal poo away to get rid of it unknowingly until lately some bright spark with a meanigless degree has discovered it is useful, Who would have thought that in the last 8000 years.

In this strange world of offsetting becoming carbon neutral and re afforestation rewilding etc to save the world reckon as a mixed farmer I should be paid for producing animal waste I.e muck

 

[SilliamWhale]

Might be wise to edit that post It might bite you on the a**e in a big way.

Why? They are corrupt. They are forcing UK farmers to trade under conditions that they do not ask from imported produce. There is zero justification for coercing Red Tractor ( a private company) onto grain transactions in the UK.

It's absolutely repugnant and it's true. A highly highly dishonest practice.

Definition of corruption: bribery, extortion, cartel, abuse of power, cronyism. It's all on show

 

[An Gof]

Why? They are corrupt. They are forcing UK farmers to trade under conditions that they do not ask from imported produce. There is zero justification for coercing Red Tractor ( a private company) onto grain transactions in the UK.

It's absolutely repugnant and it's true. A highly highly dishonest practice.

Definition of corruption: bribery, extortion, cartel, abuse of power, cronyism. It's all on show

Well if you are correct see if you can get it as a headline in the Farmers Weekly and Farmers Guardian with an article on it. That would put the cat amongst the pigeons!

 

[lloyd]

In this strange world of offsetting becoming carbon neutral and re afforestation rewilding etc to save the world reckon as a mixed farmer I should be paid for producing animal waste I.e muck

We should be paid to grow protein crops in the UK.The
reasons being they displace unethically grown imported
soya crops but unfortunately beans ,peas ,lupins etc can be
unreliable over here so an incentive is needed to grow the
required acreages.

 

[teslacoils]

We should be paid to grow protein crops in the UK.The
reasons being they displace unethically grown imported
soya crops but unfortunately beans ,peas ,lupins etc can be
unreliable over here so an incentive is needed to grow the
required acreages.

Ah some kind of protein crop premium.
...it will never catch on.

 

[Andy26]

Fertilizers Piling Up at Brazil Ports Signal Further Price Drop

A glut of fertilizers at the biggest Brazilian ports signals that the price of the nutrients may have to drop further before farmers start buying.

www.bloomberg.com

Another country that relies heavily on fert imports.

Hopefully a sign of things to come here.

Interesting there farmers aren't buying it!

Sounds like Brazil farmers are shrewd operators.

 

[lloyd]

Ah some kind of protein crop premium.
...it will never catch on.

No an area payment on the land growing protein
crops ,much better value than carbon credits .
£200 an acre should cover it and yes I'm being deadly serious.
It would cut down the UK's dependence on manufactured nitrogen
and at the same time be a massive achievement in reducing the
demand for destructive imported soya.

 

[MrNoo]

Well if you are correct see if you can get it as a headline in the Farmers Weekly and Farmers Guardian with an article on it. That would put the cat amongst the pigeons!

We all know it’s true unless you’re a blinkered NFU supporter of them.

 

[teslacoils]

No an area payment on the land growing protein
crops ,much better value than carbon credits .
£200 an acre should cover it and yes I'm being deadly serious.
It would cut down the UK's dependence on manufactured nitrogen
and at the same time be a massive achievement in reducing the
demand for destructive imported soya.

Ah, some kind of area based, protein crop suppliment. Payed for centrally, perhaps via our subsidy forms......will never catch on.

 

[David.]

Knowing something has a kernel of truth, and being able successfully to defend yourself in a libel suit may not be quite the same thing..

 

[SilliamWhale]

Well if you are correct see if you can get it as a headline in the Farmers Weekly and Farmers Guardian with an article on it. That would put the cat amongst the pigeons!

Course I won't.

But I can see double standards and coercive behaviour very clearly. The evidence is resounding unless you choose to look the other way.

 

[neilo]

Ar£h*les have been telling us farmers we will have to farm better for all of my life ie: many decades, Abviously we are clueless ignorant pesants who no nothing (or is it them). I mean, look at animal farmers, they have apparently just been throwing animal poo away to get rid of it unknowingly until lately some bright spark with a meanigless degree has discovered it is useful, Who would have thought that in the last 8000 years.

Plenty still do tbh, certainly outside the NVZ areas.