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    #16
    Originally posted by Taiga View Post
    46-0-0 : $475 per tonne
    11-52-0 : $670 per tonne
    0-0-60 : $485 per tonne
    20.5-0-0-24: $400 per tonne

    Picked up prices NW AB.
    Pretty close to us except we dont buy ammonium sulphate:
    46-0-0: $465
    11-52-0: $670
    11-0-0-75 Sulphur: $695

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      #17
      Thanks for the replies.

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        #18
        Sounds like Phos up since summer significantly.

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          #19
          Was just looking into this and quotes
          46 - $425
          11-51 - $655
          20-0-0-24 $385
          Moderate amounts so no big volume discount. Nutrien prices and the independent I usually buy from is about $20 higher on each.

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            #20
            $425 urea sounds darn good.

            First 2/3 I committed to wasn't that low. The last third even higher.

            I'm not sure what people consider a high volume

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              #21
              Originally posted by the big wheel View Post
              Nutrien is always the highest big or small farmer. Not sure how they keep their market in some places.
              Nutrien is highest here too. Kinda ironic the independent is cheaper and the loads come from ................... Nutien😉

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                #22
                How committed to a local retail should producers be?

                Is there a point where shopping local costs just too much?

                Smaller independents might not even get the volume discount large retailers get that can be "partially" passed on to the retail customers.

                Maybe small retails with loyal local customers take advantage of those customers, maybe a year's business somewhere else will make them appreciate them?

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