Fert time what's your deal

**vvalk** · Nov 25, 2012, 07:57

Offered $560 delivered but heard some $550. I
still think there is some downside yet

**ProFarmer** · Nov 25, 2012, 08:18

urea 600 maybe a little cheaper phos 705dollars a tonne cnd.

**ProFarmer** · Nov 25, 2012, 08:19

600 urea 705 phos cnd dollars a tonne Manitoba

**SASKFARMER3** · Nov 25, 2012, 09:22

Right now they can go to hell.
Phos 700
46 580
21 475
Fricking ammonia is 59 to 60 full service.

**bigzee** · Nov 25, 2012, 23:36

SF3 thought your soil tests came back higher then a kite? Mine didn't but what do u do? Year end is coming prices will not come down they know we need to buy. By spring i dont want to speculate where it will be, just know wont be cheaper than i paid other day. Im not in favor of these prices, but fert will stay like this as long as grain prices remain strong. Its like land prices ....... but thats a whole different topic.

**SASKFARMER3** · Nov 26, 2012, 07:31

Yea we can cut back on the n. but will purchase
before year end most! Land is another topic.

**bobofthenorth** · Nov 26, 2012, 23:59

I don't like Agrium any better than the next guy but you're penny wise and pound foolish if you starve a crop for N at today's grain prices. Play with the P rates if you want to save a few bucks; most years on most soils you can get away with a cutback (for one or two years) but N is the gas pedal.

**$short** · Nov 27, 2012, 07:28

I was quoted 595 for urea a few weeks ago. Can't
remember the others off the top of my head.

Total fertilizer bill will be a shade over $100/acre
this coming year. Ouch!

**wakopa** · Nov 27, 2012, 12:33

46-0-0 585 in killarney area and its
gonna cost me 100 bucks an acre four next
years crop.

Fert time what's your deal