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Re: GAS PRICES
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Posted by P Backus on August 12, 2005 at 20:29:43 from (69.128.32.190):
In Reply to: Re: GAS PRICES posted by Pharmall on August 12, 2005 at 20:08:28:
Pharmall, you ain"t a-kidding. Nitrogen prices especially are tied to natural gas prices, which in turn, are tied to everything else, energy wise. All fertilizer prices have gone up a lot, but most of a farmer"s fertilizers are bought for the year, so the recent spikes don"t affect our fertilizer bill until next spring. Seed prices seem to rise more from technology fees and the fancier traits that everyone wants now in their seed. Tires on the other hand- wooo! Those big tires you see on the modern equipment have really gone up. Some can be over $1000 each. Besides my own crops, I do custom work, which is all fuel, tires and parts, no fertilizer. Paul
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