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ClemBert

02-05-2008 15:25:42

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Anyone take a look at fertilizer costs lately. They've gone through the roof! Up about 35% over last year.

Down here in Florida:

24-5-11 6% Iron $592/ton
16-4-8 3% Iron $420/ton
21-0-0 Ammonium Sulfate $559/ton

Anyone got any good fertilizer cost figures to share for your area? Do you have better or worse pricing?

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farmerweber in PA

02-06-2008 23:01:35

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Re: Pricing out fertilizer in reply to ClemBert, 02-05-2008 15:25:42

Man, it might be worth the drive to SE PA.In NW PA were looking at over 600/ton for 19-19-19.Definitly going to cut back somewhere this year.

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MCL

02-06-2008 10:28:54

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Re: Pricing out fertilizer in reply to ClemBert, 02-05-2008 15:25:42

I said when the price of corn and beans went sky high that the costs would follow. Land, rent, fuel, seed, fertilizer, and chemicals all have shot up too. Just makes it that much worse when the bottom drops out. It will too-always does.

The maufacturers and suppliers can say all they want about supply and demand. They know the farmer has more money to spend so they are going to take it. Taking lessons from the oil, health care, and insurance industries.

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paul

02-05-2008 22:38:41

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Re: Pricing out fertilizer in reply to ClemBert, 02-05-2008 15:25:42

Glysophate is up that much at least as well. And in very short supply.

Bean seed is also starting to run out in some areas. Not sure it is going up in price - just, running out.

Folks that have been sleeping are going to be mighty surprised when spring comes....

--->Paul

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Peabo

02-06-2008 06:09:22

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Re: Pricing out fertilizer in reply to paul, 02-05-2008 22:38:41

Here is SC, I tried to order seed last week, said they would call me if they have any openings. And we"re talking a very small order. I got my RU in hand but no seed!! Good thing it will keep. I feel sorry for you professional guys. I"m glad it"s just a hobby for me. Good luck to everyone!!

-Peabo

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Tim(nj)

02-05-2008 19:25:25

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Re: Pricing out fertilizer in reply to ClemBert, 02-05-2008 15:25:42

28-13-13
$650 per ton bulk!

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kyhayman

02-05-2008 17:59:14

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Re: Pricing out fertilizer in reply to ClemBert, 02-05-2008 15:25:42

I bought mine Jan 2.

Ammonium Nitrate 34-0-0 475.00 Diammonium Phosphate 18-46-0 575.00 Muriate of Potash 0-0-60 450.00

priced per ton, bulk pickup. Its up 70.00 a ton now accross the board.

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Andrew SWPA

02-05-2008 15:53:54

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Re: Pricing out fertilizer in reply to ClemBert, 02-05-2008 15:25:42

19-19-19 Bagged $495/ton

10-20-20 Bagged $435/ton

Both buy now/take now. Price goes up with next delivery.

32-4-4 Slow release N(sulfur coated) $260/ton bulk Prepay.

These are SWPA prices

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