Origin fert vs yara/ kemira(cf) fert

[Sharpy]

You are correct about Yara with the if it’s not right it goes out bit................
Out the factory with a different label on it

Had some bags of actyva 16-15-15 one year where they had to put labels in the liners with the correct analysis of 15-14-14.

Reassuring that the do this though and price was reduced accordingly. Never too pleased when I put 2 bags of origin 25-5-5 blend in the spreader and one is largely white & the other brown. Happens fairly regularly

Check the colours of the bag loops, same blend will have matching colour loops.

 

[Happy]

Check the colours of the bag loops, same blend will have matching colour loops.

Know what you mean but not that in my case.
25-5-5 is only origin stuff we use and happens far too regularly to be batch changes in our 15t orders at a time.

 

[Sharpy]

Know what you mean but not that in my case.
25-5-5 is only origin stuff we use and happens far too regularly to be batch changes in our 15t orders at a time.

What do Origin say when you chin them?

 

[Dave6170]

Heres a couple of photos from last years origin stuff

 

[Sharpy]

Heres a couple of photos from last years origin stuff

Think the whiter stuff has an as the main N source, the darker stuffs N source is an imported compound iirc. But they should not have been sent out on the same load. Impossible to apply evenly through a spreader when two different densitys and flow rates. I would have kicked up.

 

[miniconnect]

Although maybe bias.... Much of what's said in this I hadn't thought of before. It's almost the same as a fertiliser manufacturer explained in a demo, they also spoke about blended fert being more likely to shatter on meeting spreader vains.

Long time Yara user here, only ever striped by driving too wide.

 

[Al R]

Heres a couple of photos from last years origin stuff

I’ve never had blends, only used straights but i’d Often have white and red MOP when opened into the spinner, both spread differently..

 

[Masseymad]

Heres a couple of photos from last years origin stuff

Spread nearly 500 tonnes last year mostly contracting I can say most origin stuff is like that even if unloaded straight of the wagon and into the spreader