Fertiliser Price Tracker

[Pebd99]

Liquid 26 5 £265 ii delivery July pay sep

That’s more like it.

 

[stroller]

Liquid 26 5 £265 ii delivery July pay sep

Who was that with , I got quoted £280 for 26N 5S July pay Sept?

 

[James T]

Been told this morning , CF can’t supply for two weeks
Yara can’t supply for three weeks
Just to fully make sure you can’t use new season prices on this years crops.
How nice of them..
900 a ton - can you take delivery tomorrow…

 

[stroller]

C U Next Tuesdays the lot of them.

 

[Chae1]

Been told this morning , CF can’t supply for two weeks
Yara can’t supply for three weeks
Just to fully make sure you can’t use new season prices on this years crops.
How nice of them..
900 a ton - can you take delivery tomorrow…

Yara what?

I got a delivery Extran on Tuesday. Boat docked Monday with a load bulk.

 

[choochter]

Well, I haven't spread any fertiliser on grass this year. Missed the boat.
Not bovvered.

 

[Skintagain]

Well, I haven't spread any fertiliser on grass this year. Missed the boat.
Not bovvered.

Will you put some on to get some backend growth?

 

[choochter]

Will you put some on to get some backend growth?

depends how dry it stays, so maybe

 

[marshbarn]

335 for urea, oct/Nov delivery

Thats getting better , CF and there games can get stuffed

 

[James T]

Yara what?

I got a delivery Extran on Tuesday. Boat docked Monday with a load bulk.

Extran. You must of emptied it

 

[livestock 1]

Yara usually takes 10 days/2 weeks ish for delivery it came within a week most of it

 

[Sam Partridge]

IMO, the fertiliser industry is broken. All other industries work on a just in time system for their inputs and inventory, and make their suppliers carry the cost, we seem to have to purchase the product and take delivery before the crop it will be used in is in the ground, utter madness.

From this year on I will be working on the Just in Time principle for my fertiliser.

Just In Time means someone else has to carry stock and have an ADR qualified lorry to get it to you.

4 years in 5, early ordering gets the best price. This last year was the 1 in 5. Do you feel lucky? Well, do ya?

I had known this for a few years but hadn't got involved with buying early....until last year. Definitely feels like an instant fail ad trying a different strategy. Big question is, do I do it again??

 

[David1968]

CAN £292, or £300 with sulphur.

 

[fieldfarmer]

Yes cant see it making any difference seeing as its been turned off since feb 2022

It's been reported that it's re opening soon was a condition of the grain corridor continuing, to allow an export route for Russian fert so it could have some implications.

 

[Chrisw]

It's been reported that it's re opening soon was a condition of the grain corridor continuing, to allow an export route for Russian fert so it could have some implications.

Some news reports say the pipeline damage could result in the corridor closing.

 

[Lawless]

Anyone had any prices for Chafer N30.3 + 10.8SO3 (liquid).

 

[lloyd]

What's happening regarding urea prices?

 

[e3120]

Quoted yesterday, urea 335, down 20 from a fortnight ago, import AN 325, up 10.

Urea will rise to match, yadda, yadda.

 

[neilo]

Yes with 20% loss urea is still slightly cheaper per unit N than CF ammonium nitrate, but urea not immediately available for uptake, so perhaps not the better buy for this time of year?

Anyway, been quoted lithan @ £330/t which is better than both

This 20% loss you speak of, is that from CF sponsored ‘research’ by any chance?

I agree that AN will give a faster response, and would choose to use AN over urea (if anything) with current conditions, but I would take that 20% loss figure with a very large pinch, nay, a shovel full, of salt.
Makes you wonder how the rest of the world cope with using urea N almost exclusively.

 

[Andrew1983]

22.4.14 £390. 34.5n £335.