Fertiliser Price Tracker
- Thread starter TFF
- Start date
Fiveospades
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- Location
- Norfolk Broads
I had to read that again this morning to assure myself I was not dreaming. Is he taking the P. or what. No concept of reality whatsoever. It has got to be bye bye Boris.
- Location
- East Dartmoor, Devon
Just had some prices and am considering buying a small load, paying for it then possibly ordering some more later on.
Not really in a position to go cold turkey at the mo.
Not really in a position to go cold turkey at the mo.
What are the prices?
- Location
- North West
Must be easing surly with wheat dropping! I mean who’s going to pay best part of £800/t with wheat creeping down towards £250
Bet it isn'tMust be easing surly with wheat dropping! I mean who’s going to pay best part of £800/t with wheat creeping down towards £250
Chae1
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- Location
- Aberdeenshire
There going to be very reluctant to drop prices.Must be easing surly with wheat dropping! I mean who’s going to pay best part of £800/t with wheat creeping down towards £250
When/if they do people are going to be like I'm not buying it now, it might drop further.
I mean it has dropped over £300/t already from the heady £900/t plus days.
The stories of shortages seem to be coming less common.
- Location
- North West
Did anyone actually buy at them prices though? Because they where really taking the pee @ £900!There going to be very reluctant to drop prices.
When/if they do people are going to be like I'm not buying it now, it might drop further.
I mean it has dropped over £300/t already from the heady £900/t plus days.
The stories of shortages seem to be coming less common.
I’d be reluctant to buy above £550-600 with current wheat prices! And I’m even more reluctant to buy at them prices before the crops even in the ground!
Sandy
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- Location
- Aberdeenshire
My neighbour did at £920 to put on grass
- Location
- North West
I guess needs must but at that price would it not have been cheaper to buy in fodder? I know nothing about stock farming or about grass so could be miles off the mark? But by the time you’ve put £920 fert on, cut it, ted it (possible a few times), rowed it up then chopped it or baled and rapped it and carted it with fuel over £1 it will be taking a lot of money with it!
Mixedupfarmer
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- Location
- Norfolk
Was that for dairy though? Milk price keeping up well
Sandy
Member
- Location
- Aberdeenshire
No grazing store cattle
Chae1
Member
- Location
- Aberdeenshire
- Location
- East Dartmoor, Devon
Yara nutribooster 24 with sulpher was £635/t for a part load, which is what I ordered. My idea is to take delivery make use of the terms whilst watching the prices and then ordering a bit more. Will need approximately 34t to cover mowing and corn ground. All the other prices had a 7 in front of them.
Good price per t, but might be a bit dear per kg N, is it 25%?
- Location
- East Dartmoor, Devon
Yes, but I want the sulphur.
Look at axan or amidasYes, but I want the sulphur.
£635t would make urea sulphur 38/19
£1005t