Fertiliser Price Tracker

[JCfarmer]

The cynic in me say maybe they want it there so you wouldnt cancel?

PS. I would edit the grain out of that photo

What grain?
Its sand for any spillages!

 

[Planet Bee]

How did they get your number if they haven't dealt with you before? Yellow pages is a bit old hat these

not sure if you've heard of Google down in Cornwall?

 

[Steevo]

What grain?
Its sand for any spillages!

@Phil P is always prepared for any eventuality!

 

[Phil P]

The cynic in me say maybe they want it there so you wouldnt cancel?

PS. I would edit the grain out of that photo

What grain

 

[TheRanger]

Bought half a lorry of protected Urea + Sulphur (38N) Jun/July time for £720 per ton. Was delivered last week, not had the invoice in yet. Needing another half load, thinking will wait until the new year.

 

[county down]

Bought half a lorry of protected Urea + Sulphur (38N) Jun/July time for £720 per ton. Was delivered last week, not had the invoice in yet. Needing another half load, thinking will wait until the new year.

you know there is a 3mths storage period for this product then it goes out of date

 

[thameslade]

First two loads landing this morning, they seem keen to get it out as wasn’t due until December. Told them not to bring anymore until I can’t get the shed cleaned out
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Anyone had any prices on MOP recently?

£635 bought for this month pay next.

 

[Chae1]

Anyone else heard of Poly4? Part of Anglo American mining.

Apparently they've bought a mine in the UK and starting to market fertiliser here.

 

[Hampton]

Anyone else heard of Poly4? Part of Anglo American mining.

Apparently they've bought a mine in the UK and starting to market fertiliser here.

Is that polysulphate? I’ve bought some of it is

 

[Chae1]

Is that polysulphate? I’ve bought some of it is

It's a similar product. But different company/mine.

 

[DrDunc]

you know there is a 3mths storage period for this product then it goes out of date

Depends whether it's "standard" or "protected". Standard stuff is volatile and loses ammonia to atmosphere, hence short shelf life

 

[Renaultman]

Anyone else heard of Poly4? Part of Anglo American mining.

Apparently they've bought a mine in the UK and starting to market fertiliser here.

That might be the new mine very close to the existing one at Boulby, there's a thread about it on here somewhere. Not sure if they are fully operational or just processing the stuff they are digging out for the shafts and tunnels. Good source of Sulphur, with some potash in it, I've used it before.

 

[Chae1]

That might be the new mine very close to the existing one at Boulby, there's a thread about it on here somewhere. Not sure if they are fully operational or just processing the stuff they are digging out for the shafts and tunnels. Good source of Sulphur, with some potash in it, I've used it before.

Polyhalite Mining | Polyhalite (POLY4) Fertiliser

Polyhalite is used in fertilisers and can be mined through a relatively simple, low-energy, non-chemical production process. Learn more here.

www.angloamerican.com

 

[county down]

That might be the new mine very close to the existing one at Boulby, there's a thread about it on here somewhere. Not sure if they are fully operational or just processing the stuff they are digging out for the shafts and tunnels. Good source of Sulphur, with some potash in it, I've used it before.

anglo american bought the sirius mining business from the receivers the small firm just could not raise the capital to get it into production gov would not help but be a very profitable product for anglo american should

 

[Good stuff]

Depends whether it's "standard" or "protected". Standard stuff is volatile and loses ammonia to atmosphere, hence short shelf life

Is that for urea sulphur mix and straight urea

 

[Chae1]

Is that for urea sulphur mix and straight urea

Yeah I'm interested in this short shelf life stuff too!

 

[Renaultman]

Yeah I'm interested in this short shelf life stuff too!

 

[Wesley]

Depends whether it's "standard" or "protected". Standard stuff is volatile and loses ammonia to atmosphere, hence short shelf life

While its still in the bag??

 

[Phil P]

£635 bought for this month pay next.

Still too expensive at that, would be better starting with a 3 at most. Can’t see why mop as more that tripled in price! Not like it’s linked to gas prices

 

[Chae1]

Depends whether it's "standard" or "protected". Standard stuff is volatile and loses ammonia to atmosphere, hence short shelf life

What's this standard volatile stuff called?

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