Fertiliser prices?

blue5000

Got a quote of 340 for 20-0-15, anyone else using it or got prices for it?

dar31

€250 asn bb del

freedominacup

Dwag wrote: »

Recycling sulphur.
However S is easily washed out of soils, so the expert who advises S in Jan would want to be buying it for me...

We never had a need for sulphur here until nitrates directives came into force. Always covered farm twice per year with pig slurry. Used to keep it ticking along nicely. Bloody stupid reg. They'd rather we got N and P out of a bag. There was no great saving cost wise when you had haulage costs paid but there was far more benefit than the major nutrient value in the pig slurry. We hadn't spread bag P other than putting it down with the seed on tillage ground and our indexes were always good. In fact we were locked out of the piggery at least once in the noughties and nineties because our P levels were getting too high. That was another benefit of it. At least bi-annual soil testing for free.

Dwag

34.5% AN bb €198 del.

Urea gran bb €249 del.

Offered today. Thinking of buying now for next year...

johnnyw20

Dwag wrote: »

34.5% AN bb €198 del.

Urea gran bb €249 del.

Offered today. Thinking of buying now for next year...

Where is that?

Mooooo

Dwag wrote: »

34.5% AN bb €198 del.

Urea gran bb €249 del.

Offered today. Thinking of buying now for next year...

You think it'll rise next year? Any reason for urea over the AN?

Mooooo

johnnyw20 wrote: »

Where is that?

Dwag is in France

blackdog1

Dwag wrote:

Offered today. Thinking of buying now for next year...

Thought you were selling up and moving?

Dwag

Mooooo wrote: »

You think it'll rise next year? Any reason for urea over the AN?

Not a lover of urea here, it's tricky with weather.
Not bad prices though...it was a Corkman that told me to check prices.

Dwag

blackdog1 wrote: »

Thought you were selling up and moving?

I am.
This is a company not a family farm.

ozil10

What are people paying for sulfacan at the moment
Glanbia rep quoted me €240/tonne

Green farmer

Quoted €347 for 18 12 by dairygold. Told that was after price reduction of €10. Thought it was pricey.

IH784man

Green farmer wrote: »

Quoted €347 for 18 12 by dairygold. Told that was after price reduction of €10. Thought it was pricey.

if you mean 18-6-12 thats about the going rate,€350 for big bag and €360 for a ton's worth of small bags a couple of months ago.

whelan2

229/ton for top lift nitrogen

visatorro

Was ringing glanbia pricing something else and asked for a price for can, 260 I was told

jaymla627

visatorro wrote: »

Was ringing glanbia pricing something else and asked for a price for can, 260 I was told

Paid 235 a ton delivered in yard for gouldings sweetgrass slightly lower n then can but has sulphur, mg,na and selenium in it...

Green farmer

IH784man wrote: »

if you mean 18-6-12 thats about the going rate,€350 for big bag and €360 for a ton's worth of small bags a couple of months ago.

FJ reported that wholesale price has dropped by €30 a tonne, but their only passing on €10 of it.

blue5000

http://www.indexmundi.com/commodities/?commodity=urea

Came across this when I was searching for something else. I know it's in dollars but it does show a drop of over $60 per tonne of urea since feb. Lots of other commodity prices there too.

tanko

CAN 220
24-2.5-10 330
24-2.2-4.5 275

Big bags delivered.

Timmaay

320 for 18 6 12 +s

Lambman

18-6-12 €320 small bags delivered 10-10-20 €360 small bags delivered

GrasstoMilk

305 urea based pasturesward
320 pasture sward minus sulphur
325 pasture sward +S
Prices off the same coop

Green farmer

Lambman wrote: »

18-6-12 €320 small bags delivered

Dairygold asked me for €337 at the weekend. I pay cash up front

visatorro

Any prices for pasture swarth?

GrasstoMilk

Anyone have a price on 0 7 30 and urea plus S ?
Quoted 370 for urea plus S and 375 for 0 7 30 from Yara
Target would be 5e a tonne or so cheaper

Lambman

That urea price is best I heard off by a fair bit this year.

kk.man

285 for big bags of N collected and cash.

Lambman

You gonna chance nitrogen KK man? If tempatures stay like this for a week say do no harm.

kk.man

Lambman wrote: »

You gonna chance nitrogen KK man? If tempatures stay like this for a week say do no harm.

I spead just after our cold spell last week.

Keep Sluicing

€500/ton for Mop. Soil test results said i need 2 ton. Decided to used 10-10-20 through the year instead on the acres that require K

older by the day

18.6.12 is around 400 a tonne for a couple of pallets, is that bad or good

kk.man

older by the day wrote: »

18.6.12 is around 400 a tonne for a couple of pallets, is that bad or good

Bought it for 385 today cash collected.

TooOldBoots

Got quoted for the following small bags,delivered
€390 for Urea
€305 for sulphur CAN

Price seems very strong.

Keepgrowing

Keep Sluicing wrote: »

€500/ton for Mop. Soil test results said i need 2 ton. Decided to used 10-10-20 through the year instead on the acres that require K

Moved to spreading straights here. Were spreading blends 18’s etc. Just using Urea, straight Phos and MOP at back end, with S as required. This should cut our feet spend by 10%. (CAN when conditions not suitable for Urea)

Only issue is two extra rounds with spreader without N. Any pastures not reseeded in past 10 years receiving conventional treatment.

All ph over 6.5

Keep Sluicing

Keepgrowing wrote: »

Moved to spreading straights here. Were spreading blends 18’s etc. Just using Urea, straight Phos and MOP at back end, with S as required. This should cut our feet spend by 10%. (CAN when conditions not suitable for Urea)

Only issue is two extra rounds with spreader without N. Any pastures not reseeded in past 10 years receiving conventional treatment.

All ph over 6.5

I've spead 23units of urea on all the ground in January. Will do the same again after grazing. No lime required on any of the ground except the 13 acres i bought in December. That needs Ps &Ks too... and a few days with a 20 tonner.

Not really at the scale here to go with straights. And time is at a premium with the day job taking priority. P is index 3 or 4 throughout and only a coulpe of fiels in 2's for K.

foxirl

Urea small bags delivered 375
18-6-12 385

red bull

Any prices ?

Bass Reeves

red bull wrote: »

Any prices ?

18-6-12 and Unreal 348/ton. CAN 250/ton.10 ton total order. That the quote I got have not bought yet

boggerman1

Bought urea @ €335 a ton delivered into yard

Bass Reeves

boggerman1 wrote: »

Bought urea @ €335 a ton delivered into yard

how many ton??

boggerman1

Bass Reeves wrote: »

how many ton??

6 pallets

johnnyw20

Urea €340
Sulcan €250
18/6/12 €350

All small bags delivered

red bull

18 6 12 €350
27 2.5 5+s €365
Urea €350
CAN €250

memorystick

Anyone get prices yet?

older by the day

memorystick wrote: »

Anyone get prices yet?

345 per ton urea on the account

Bleating Lamb

I think I read in Journal a few weeks ago that fert prices are set to increase as year goes on.....must price around in next week.

Do people find that some smaller co-op stores charge a premium for waiting to deliver the fert till you actually need to use it?....

Don’t mind paying upfront but don’t want the stuff delivered and sitting in yard till April when it’s dry enough to put out on land.
With all the drones scoping out farmers yards now you could wake up some morning to no fertiliser!

Mooooo

Prices went up this month. Dairygold give a 6 euro early delivery discount. Had trouble with protected urea +S last year so not getting it till I use it this year. It has a short enough shelf life esp when there is S or K in it as well

farawaygrass

Gen38% +7 sulphur (protected urea) 360 last weekend

K.G.

Mooooo wrote: »

Prices went up this month. Dairygold give a 6 euro early delivery discount. Had trouble with protected urea +S last year so not getting it till I use it this year. It has a short enough shelf life esp when there is S or K in it as well

Sulpher is a water magnet

Reggie.

Bleating Lamb wrote: »

I think I read in Journal a few weeks ago that fert prices are set to increase as year goes on.....must price around in next week.

Do people find that some smaller co-op stores charge a premium for waiting to deliver the fert till you actually need to use it?....

Don’t mind paying upfront but don’t want the stuff delivered and sitting in yard till April when it’s dry enough to put out on land.
With all the drones scoping out farmers yards now you could wake up some morning to no fertiliser!

Must chat the lads in the anti air regt and "borrow" a few toys.