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Tractordriver
Posted 1/25/2016 16:20 (#5063069)
Subject: YET ANOTHER fertilizer price thread (how low can it go)


North Missouri. Dealer is low overhead, older facilities.

Local independent fertilizer dealer gave me these retail prices today;

$310 Urea

$420 DAP

$425 MAP

$320 Potash

 

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Gramps18
Posted 1/25/2016 16:42 (#5063132 - in reply to #5063069)
Subject: RE: YET ANOTHER fertilizer price thread (how low can it go)


Kansas		Urea 354
Dap 461
Potash 375
NH3 475

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forwardperson
Posted 1/25/2016 17:46 (#5063325 - in reply to #5063069)
Subject: RE: YET ANOTHER fertilizer price thread (how low can it go)


NW Iowa		NW Iowa
DAP $455
0-0-60 $345
32-0-0 $260 Delivered, No Application
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adsfarm
Posted 1/25/2016 17:52 (#5063342 - in reply to #5063069)
Subject: RE: YET ANOTHER fertilizer price thread (how low can it go)


NE Iowa

$256 Urea

$376 Dap and Map

$281 Potash

River terminal

Supplier said he heard rumbling of Urea jumpin 20 at gulf

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PoFromMo
Posted 1/25/2016 18:07 (#5063391 - in reply to #5063069)
Subject: RE: YET ANOTHER fertilizer price thread (how low can it go)


The Metropolis of Houstonia		530 Ammonuim Nitrate
310 Urea
350 Dap
300 Potash

coop central mo
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k&d farms
Posted 1/25/2016 18:53 (#5063552 - in reply to #5063391)
Subject: RE: YET ANOTHER fertilizer price thread (how low can it go)


ne iowa		potash 270
urea 267
dap390
might be time to pull the trigger
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OnlyWayIKnow
Posted 1/25/2016 19:08 (#5063595 - in reply to #5063552)
Subject: RE: YET ANOTHER fertilizer price thread (how low can it go)


Bremer County, Iowa		K D where are you located in iowa?
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k&d farms
Posted 1/25/2016 19:57 (#5063768 - in reply to #5063595)
Subject: RE: YET ANOTHER fertilizer price thread (how low can it go)


ne iowa		thats picked up at praire du chuin off the river
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old boy
Posted 1/25/2016 20:24 (#5063904 - in reply to #5063552)
Subject: RE: YET ANOTHER fertilizer price thread (how low can it go)


How is liquid prices?
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Boone & Crockett
Posted 1/26/2016 02:25 (#5064432 - in reply to #5063552)
Subject: Marking fert. Prices-NT


k&d farms - 1/25/2016 18:53

potash 270
urea 267
dap390
might be time to pull the trigger
.
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ihredrunner
Posted 1/26/2016 05:31 (#5064481 - in reply to #5063552)
Subject: RE: YET ANOTHER fertilizer price thread (how low can it go)


K&D what is the price of AMS at prairie du chien ? Thanks
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countryraised
Posted 1/26/2016 09:12 (#5064978 - in reply to #5064481)
Subject: RE: YET ANOTHER fertilizer price thread (how low can it go)



NE Iowa		think k&d is going to have a lot of us questioning our local coops... yesterday I was quoted
DAP $460 70 over river
POT $340 70 over river
Urea $400 133 over river
AMS $342
elem sulfur .45 per pound.
NH3 $560
28% $270
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ihredrunner
Posted 1/26/2016 11:31 (#5065284 - in reply to #5064978)
Subject: RE: YET ANOTHER fertilizer price thread (how low can it go)


Yeah there are plenty of guys you can find to truck it to you. doesn't take long to pay for older gravity boxes to put the fertilizer on wheels and shuffle it around compared to overpaying for it. The 2-3 percent dividend you get at the end of the year doesn't even come close to how you can save money.
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4450deereman
Posted 1/26/2016 13:35 (#5065545 - in reply to #5064978)
Subject: RE: YET ANOTHER fertilizer price thread (how low can it go)


Go ahead and flame the coop, but just remember the process it takes
-they have the trucking
- unload from truck into bin
- let the product sit in the bin
- pull the product out of the bin with end-loader to put it in blender
- going through the blender and getting weighed for your exact needs
- conveyor back into a tender truck
- tender truck and driver to get it out to your field.

None of that is free.
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practicalfarmer
Posted 1/26/2016 13:44 (#5065561 - in reply to #5065545)
Subject: RE: YET ANOTHER fertilizer price thread (how low can it go)


SW IA		It's interesting how low a cost can be on the front end but when its all said and done some of these "savings" don't always add up in the end.
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