What are your thoughts on the fertiliser price s for 2022

Was that recently. An awful lot more than that around here but most won't even quote

Looks like slurries about to be more appreciated by the farm that produces it going forward.

You’ve spent the money then though and if it’s not bought your sank.

better reduce supply, increase price and your still covering all costs plus profits.

More likely the gas they bought may have been forward bought and they can make as much of a margin selling that straight on instead of using it for production. The UK getting them to start up again to have the CO2 for other parts of supply chain may help matters but at a price

Seen on a British farming forum they had been quoted the equivalent of 580 euro last week for 34.5% nitram, I'd doubt any fertiliser produced their will be exported given what they can get for it in-country

Yara seemingly closed there plant in order to use that gas to supply it to industry and homes

more profitable seemingly

A few handfuls going out on the silage ground next year and the rest of the farm will gave to get by with light slurry loads. Here's hoping for an early Spring and good weather.

Drummonds supply it in IBCs. Not too simple to put out. Not just a case of filling the sprayer and going like your spraying off a field. A good bit to it from what I'm slowly learning

Read somewhere that fert hit €650 a ton yesterday. Could have been a farmers journal tweet

Rang a couple of suppliers last week, not giving quotes

China after banning phosphate exports out to june 2022, they account for 30% of world exports, bought fertilizier for next years maize this morning had it in branch but that was the last of it, next year is looking very messy to put it mildly

Quite the few in the parish cacs still.🙂

You must have dry ground.

At least people are getting long notice for this problem.

It may drive up cattle prices globally as much of the global beef market is not grass intensive.

Oh?

Why do?

Are they dependent on high energy, high input crops like maize or beet?

There'll be some run on seaweed off the beaches. 🤣

It is worrying though. But the only good thing is everyone is in the same boat. Plenty of time though between now and March. The West never took a bit of notice when all this consolidation was going on of ag industries. Now there's monopolies. And Yara promoting the EAT Lancet thingy. Too few now control the world. The push to electric cars and renewables probably will have a bearing on gas supply from the petrochemical industry too.

I'm not a full believer on regenerative or full organic yet. I still think a certain amount of nutrients will have to be brought back on farm. It can't be all out the gate.

Their looking for slurry, and if fert gets expensive they might find it hard to get. Also if crops are gona get more expensive to grow, it will become unfeasible

Slurry will be valuable next year