Origin fert

[TheEarlOfMoray]

Drilling spring barley with origin fert for a customer today. God it’s crap, every bag is sticky lumpy Solid dusty rubbish. For the sake of £20 a ton or so stick to Yara. Rant over

 

[Wombat]

Drilling spring barley with origin fert for a customer today. God it’s crap, every bag is sticky lumpy Solid dusty rubbish. For the sake of £20 a ton or so stick to Yara. Rant over

Never had any issues with it, what blend?

 

[TheEarlOfMoray]

Never had any issues with it, what blend?

16/16/16

 

[Nessie]

Had issues last year with it, Yara in the shed this time, not the only one I don't think!

 

[bobk]

Drilling spring barley with origin fert for a customer today. God it’s crap, every bag is sticky lumpy Solid dusty rubbish. For the sake of £20 a ton or so stick to Yara. Rant over

I was worried when Origin was delivered , but tbf it's absolutely fine , very good in fact

 

[DRC]

I was worried when Origin was delivered , but tbf it's absolutely fine , very good in fact

Same here

 

[robs1]

Used origin for many years not had any problems yet

 

[7610 super q]

Started using this years with some trepidation, but it was fine.
Had some 4 years ago, and had to lay the bags on their sides, and bash them with the telehandler bucket. They were like concrete blocks. They were supposed to compensate me, but never did.
Swore I'd never use Origin again........but........sh!te fert is better than no fert at all ?
Bit of exercise with a lump hammer never hurt anyone......

 

[nelson]

i spread some for a neighbour it is total crap not one bag with out lumps

 

[Rookie]

Used origin 26n 35so3 over last 5 years or so and never had an issue.
Just a bit dusty .

 

[Pebd99]

Same last year hard bags and lumps. Complained and did get some compensation for my time battering the bags with a sledgehammer.

 

[snipe]

Origins 2 year old 27 0 0 10. Great product.

 

[britishblue]

Spreading Origin 34'4 today. One bag had a melted together solid lump in bottom of bag and had a few solid cylinders drop out into spreader but 99% was okay. Just need to get my claim in for duff stuff. £600 rebate should cover it!

 

[Cowabunga]

I have found nearly all brands [apart from CF] of universal 16 or 17 fertilisers to be dusty and lumpy.
I’ve spread quite a few tons of Yara Bela 27%N plus sulphur over the last couple of days and was amazed to find not a single lump or imperfection in 30 tons. Even Nitram has the occasional cone of hard stuff.

Origin can’t supply the truckload of 27-3-3 that I have on order. It is apparently delayed due to the ship being ‘quarantined’. Probably has a Russian connection. I hope that it’s delivered some time in April, along with everyone else’s tonnage, or things will get rather serious.

 

[Grass And Grain]

Don't worry lads, it'll be AIC Fertiliser Industry Assurance Scheme (FIAS) assured. So you're all talking bunkum, it's assured to be good quality

 

[Happy]

Won’t ever have it here again.
As often as not when opening 2 bags supposedly of the same analysis they will be a completely different colours, eg one mostly white granules the other mostly brown.

Tends to contain much smaller granules/prills than some other blenders too in my experience.

 

[Sandy]

Used origin for years now never much issues i won’t have Glasson or Yara here again

 

[Nick.]

Not had a problem with Origin for years.
Yara on the other hand……

 

[Lofty1984]

Some bright spark doesn’t bother fixing the plastic inner bag to the outer bag I’ve been finding you cut the bag and the whole lot comes out leaving you to wrestle to empty the f**king thing