I’ve had no end of problem with Origin fertiliser this year and when I complained I was told I’m the first complaint they have had
but “I understand” they are very professional
Well I'm still waiting for agreed compo for crap they sent me 4 years ago. Not just lumps, but the entire 600kg bag was one big lump. Not even severe bashing with a telehandler bucket could sort it.I’m not sure that’s true
In sorting problems
In all fairness they did cross my palm with a little silver but I was more looking for assurances it wouldn’t happen again!I’m not sure that’s true
In sorting problems
That's my point, I had a bit of compensation a few years back, I just want fert that will flow. One lorry driver told me he went to the docks to collect a load, apparently the stuff had been there unloaded and left out side for a week in the rain. I know it's packed in plastic but can't do it any good.
High sulphur blend? Lumpy bags and poor spread pattern was the main reason I went to compounds. Up to now not had any problems and much easier to get the pattern bang on so I don’t mind paying a little extra.20 to 30 years ago we never had this problem, every year now I seem to get several ton that lumps together in the bag, and I do drop the bags on their side to break the lumps which does help but some are to bad and this happens.
When I was shopping round for fert at the end of December I had heard a rumour that Origin where having trouble with there plant producing N. I took it with a pinch of salt as the merchant was selling a different brand but obviously there was some truth in it!
I’ve got bits of something else in my origin fert too, not sure if I’m getting a bit of something extra for free or short changed on what I bought .I’m also getting the odd bag with something extra.......
I had some imported stuff like that once, striped the corn really bad.
I’ve had to move out of some fields of wheat on to grass.
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