Verified FBN Member (NE)

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Fertilizer pricing?

What’s everyone hearing on liquid pricing prepaid for spring?

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Verified FBN Member (NE)

Has anyone priced 32% for 2024?


Verified FBN Member (NE)

32% - $396 last fall, booked all that I needed. 10-34-0 - $640 but have 65 ton left from last year @ $460.


Verified FBN Member (SC)

"In order to be "victims", we must continue to cooperate". Corruption at every level in America today. A wholesale lack of respect by corporations, politicians. Americans deserve better but will only get what we're willing to fight and die for. Get a pair and fight the powerful.

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Verified FBN Member (ND)

Instead of asking what is the fertilizer prices are, should the question have been.." What is the solution to the inflated input costs?" A supplier in the area rejected a NH3 price that was offered to them. Kudos to them! Perhaps we should inform middle men what price we are willing to pay. A crop marketing company show a group of farmers that at these fertilizer prices farmers can pay at the...

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Verified FBN Member (MT)

You guys are right the thiefs will jack up everything and get the goldmine And us poor hard working soccer's will get the shaft and just get poorer. GH Malta mt


Verified FBN Member (KS)

When are we all going to quit being mice and letting big corporations dictate how much money we make! Everyone we buy inputs from driving new trucks wearing nice clean cloths working out of brand new million dollar buildings with way too much help. Every year they find a way to take from our bottom line and the gentleman is right this will take years to recover from if you can’t sacrifice other as...

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Verified FBN Member (NY)

Potash - $747

28-0-0-3s - 610

46 - 0-0 - 945

44-0-0 ESN - 1145

10-34-0 - 779

All NY prices.


Verified FBN Member (MI)

$ 865 ton for potash

$ 940 ton for map

$ 790 ton for 10-34-0

$ 580 ton for 28%

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Verified FBN Member (IL)

EC IL Prepay

32% $626

NH3 $1509

8-18-6 $865

 

We booked DAP for $700 and Potash for $497 back in October


Verified FBN Member (IA)

NW IA

32% $545/ton

need 25% cash down


Verified FBN Member (TX)

What a rip off. Soon as they jack the price up enough you will be able to get all you need

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Verified FBN Member (MT)

We have 9 gas wells on our property and haven’t seen any increase in mineral rights royalties. It is so dry here now and last year that those that put a lot of fertilizer on burned up their crop and got nothing. Unless we get a lot of snow this winter we won’t raise anything, so why fertilize?

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Verified FBN Member (MT)

We’re in a little different situation than the “drought” in Iowa were they only cut 150-180 bu corn.


Verified FBN Member (MO)

Since anhydrous ammonia is manufactured with Natural Gas, and if you haven’t locked in spring pricing, you can hedge your pricing using natural gas futures. Just a thought. My bet is that major suppliers do just that to lock in raw materials prices.


Verified FBN Member (WA)

Pre pay is tough. I have seen a few purchase what they can hold right now then put down $ at the company in incentive accounts earning interest on the pre pay. Spring is questionable no way to price anything right now .


Kevin
Kevin McNew
FBN Economist
FBN Employee

Anhydrous prices as quoted by FBN farmers on Dec 6th. High prices across the country, but some differences regionally.

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Verified FBN Member (KS)

Direct shipped cash price from port of Catoosa, FOB

$885 Urea

$610 AMS

$775 Potash

$ 825 DAP

$ 870 MAP

 

Liquid FOB Cofeyville

$620 32-0-0

$558 28-0-0

 

0% JDF financing, other fertilizer locations that can be pulled from prices may vary port to port. Get phone number from website www.stonypointseedllc.com. Liquid starter prices on 9-24-3, 6-24-6, 3-18-18-1s, 10-34-0 available.

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Verified FBN Member (AL)

That’s mirrors a lot in the south. We are higher on 28


Verified FBN Member (MN)

Remember the four dollar a gallon LP a few years ago

They have to bring the costs down if they want farmers to plant corn. Otherwise there will be shortage of corn acres

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Verified FBN Member (NE)

650 in Arnold, Ne last week for 32-0-0


Verified FBN Member (GA)

Little bit of market insight…

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Verified FBN Member

Where is this information posted originally


Verified FBN Member (AB, CAN)

Granular urea in Alberta Canada is 1375 a ton right now

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Verified FBN Member (WI)

809 wi

Verified FBN Member (AL)

$920


Verified FBN Member (AL)

32 and 28 with S is 700 delivered and expected to be 1000-1200 first of the year.

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Verified FBN Member (AL)

We have couple thousand tons to sell for $650 if it hasn’t moved without me being told. Price probably firm due to supple. CF held up on domestic price and shipping south equator


Verified FBN Member (MT)

If you can get a price here on anything, you have to take delivery right away, nothing deferred

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Verified FBN Member (NE)

NH3 was 365 last fall now 1,500 can’t get to good of a yield by not using it Buddy at terminal said they where full But 10-34-0 not getting to terminal in Hastings NE

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Verified FBN Member (NE)

Just locked in 32 for 585. Have to pay all up front. Screwed up my balance sheet for years to come I would imagine.

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Verified FBN Member (NE)

That was in Hemingford. They had a week that price was good. It was only for so many tons to sell. When they were gone they were gone.

Verified FBN Member (NE)

Where did you find that price  ?

Verified FBN Member (NE)

Actually it is. With the input prices going up this much, I won't be able to upgrade equipment or buy needed equipment. That effects things for years to come.

Verified FBN Member (IA)

It might mess up your taxes but it isn’t wrecking your balance sheet


Verified FBN Member (PA)

I just bought 25-0-0-4 for $430 ton. I was told it will be $530 next year

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Verified FBN Member (CO)

Maybe….but remember who is telling you that….


Verified FBN Member

Many suppliers in our area don’t have a price which is very scary. We sell Conklin liquid fertilizer and I have fertilizer and a price every day and have shipped many loads already and can ship anywhere in the US. This is a scary situation that the ag industry is in right now. It is important to have on farm storage and take delivery of fertilizer now if possible. I would be happy to help so reach...

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Verified FBN Member (MI)

My nutrien supplier in Michigan won't even give me a quote right now. And no, it's not because of my credit. I think they are afraid of what is going on in the market

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