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  • BTO780
    Senior Member
    • Nov 2021
    • 541

    #31
    Funny how we were told fert prices were high due to high commodity prices …… what high commodity prices????
    Getting to be a real FN joke!!
    My back is even sore anymore from bending over.

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    • tweety
      Senior Member
      • Nov 2014
      • 3059

      #32
      How's that farmer built urea plant coming along?

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      • Rareearth
        Senior Member
        • Aug 2012
        • 1618

        #33
        I think the fertilizer plant has turned into a storage shed.

        The fertilizer will be produced by local manufactures stored in the sheds in the winter ( a captive storage and distribution center for distribution- blocking supply from other suppliers, keeps manufacturing plants running through the winter, maintaining glorious margins for FNA and manufacturing)

        All the large storage sheds recently built ( last 5 years) will operate with similar principles and motivations.
        Hanley coop - Blairs
        South west terminal

        Two profit models
        1 cost - plus
        2 what the market will bear + 20%

        Farmers are stuck with option 2, this is why canadian farmers cannot compete in the future (other nations)
        Plus
        Skippy

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        • fjlip
          Senior Member
          • Oct 2002
          • 9822

          #34
          Should go perfectly with Left/enviro wackos/green sh it to ELIMINATE prairie farms, to SAVE the planet. Heard all into cities. Control is easier, cheaper.

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          • TOM4CWB
            Senior Member
            • Dec 2000
            • 16511

            #35
            The 35% tariff on Russian and Belarusian fertilizer… with China indicating that they are not going to export fertilizer… is counterproductive…. Further Carbon taxes on fertilizer production… international exports from Canadian fertilizer production… must be competitive….

            Which means….

            Canadian farmers are forced to cross subsidize Canadian fertilizer production that is being exported.

            Few understand that the 35% tariff on Russian and Belarusian fertilizer is complementary to the Carbon tax… and amounts to a double Carbon tax on Canadian farmers.

            Merry Christmas

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            • Sodbuster
              Senior Member
              • Mar 2017
              • 1126

              #36
              Right or wrong we just booked our Nh3 for spring at $1740 a tonne, beats last years at around $2200 but still historically high. Let’s all hope that grain prices can follow along and don’t drop next fall.

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              • Guest

                #37
                well , lots put it on here in fall for $1.11

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                • SASKFARMER
                  Senior Member
                  • Dec 2005
                  • 6968

                  #38
                  You booked at .96 cents a lb delivered?

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                  • SASKFARMER
                    Senior Member
                    • Dec 2005
                    • 6968

                    #39
                    I will be $216,214.00 less than 2022 on nitrogen but blends are the real joke! Paid this week

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                    • BreadWinner
                      Senior Member
                      • Jan 2008
                      • 1493

                      #40
                      I really like the ADM site that posts the prices instead of having to call the salesman and see what the price is every hour.

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