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    #51
    Originally posted by Flatlander9 View Post
    I believe this is the thread that was mentioned above.

    [url]https://talk.newagtalk.com/forums/thread-view.asp?tid=1180399&start=1[/url]
    There is no real value to that thread. Just a waste of time. Read Gerald pollocks “4th phase of waterl”would help to get a better understanding of standing of how things actually work.

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      #52
      Originally posted by furrowtickler View Post
      Canola is about to take it on the chin yet again with liberal trade disputes with China
      will fertilizer drop the goalie ??
      according to you logic it could get quite a bit cheaper by fall
      Unfortunately I think you’re right, just a matter of time before China announces their next penalty for western Canada. Seems like we’re the sacrificial lamb every time Canada tries to protect eastern Canada’s interests.

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        #53
        Without question we will be the sacrificial lambs

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          #54
          Ohhhhhh but as canola goes , fertilizer prices go …..
          that’s almost as dumb as farming is so easy

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            #55
            Urea up 25 this week, phos up 20.

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              #56
              I think we are going to get a negative canola response from China, they are scolding Canada over the steel restrictions. Australia is getting r***seed ready to ship to China for a trial run again. I'm betting on a significant move.

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                #57
                Aggressively moving peas off combine this year. Wishing % of canola and wheat sales higher.
                This is the trend and it's here to stay.
                So far not in a rush to buy N.

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                  #58
                  Originally posted by blackpowder View Post
                  Aggressively moving peas off combine this year. Wishing % of canola and wheat sales higher.
                  This is the trend and it's here to stay.
                  So far not in a rush to buy N.
                  But who do we sell them to. China is the market for green and yellow peas. If we don't get the china issue resolved then peas have to revert to feed pricing and compete with barley.

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                    #59
                    Originally posted by dave4441 View Post

                    But who do we sell them to. China is the market for green and yellow peas. If we don't get the china issue resolved then peas have to revert to feed pricing and compete with barley.
                    Will be zero yellow peas seeded next year if that happens
                    you can’t grow crops at a loss to start

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                      #60
                      There are a few bids out there.
                      Understand that I don't know what I'm doing so the opposite is often the right thing. I realize the advisors are saying hold.
                      Our green pea offered prices are close to the long term average.
                      Cash today or wait 6 months for that next ship leaving Vancouver while paying $.068/bu/ month in interest in hopes of getting $2.00 or 15% more.
                      Our greens will be on the first ship if there is one.
                      This trade dispute environment is here to stay and my horizons are decades shorter than China's.

                      No one outside of our farms cares what China pays for peas or where they get them or when.
                      I dunno.....
                      Last edited by blackpowder; Jul 25, 2025, 13:40.

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