Storing Urea LT

[SASKFARMER3]

Cargill in our area not close yet. But it is out #365 or less 390 store and interest free till Nov. 30th.

Wiseguy you probably think your getting a deal in the USA on your fert its a short ton.

[farmaholic]

That is cheap compared to what we paid last fall! About 35 cents per actual. Why.so.cheap? China, Russia, Mid East product driving Canadian Manufacturing Theive's prices down?

[stonepicker]

Wiseguy, you appear to think the prices being quoted are low. If your buying for half price including exchange in the u.s. these prices would still be very high and shouldn't interest you. "You have much to learn grasshoppa!"

[JDGreen]

And now we resort to name calling Wiseguy?? Have done much business in the USA as well but often have done better north of the border. Blinders off and you get a clearer vision of a bigger picture I say.

[sumdumguy]

Now may be the time to spread some cheap urea on cereals. Too bad wheat isn't worth $20 a bushel, but who knows, if the world gets hungry enough - who knows?

[blackpowder]

Did no one publish their opportunity cost and time value of money?

[biglentil]

I like your plastic kitty litter thing farma. Seal up that sucker air tite n filler to brim. Probably stay good almost indefinetely. Though storing 28-0-0 in stainless probably safer.

[ado089]

Or dust it with a grote in and store it on the field this fall.

[furrowtickler]

Or say *** it , keep those few bucks in your pocket , enjoy your summer with the kids and worry about it after harvest for the same price and just stop this b/ s of giving our money away Fukin near a year ahead of when needed to help float big Agri business for an extra 4 months - that's all this is about - they need cash.
If you walk into the same place on Nov 1 with a check - you will be getting the same price as today or *** it walk out - go down the road

[Guest]

right on furrow those pricks have us right by the nuts

[bucket]

Some people see storing fuel fertilizer and grain as a medal of honour.

It seems like down loading costs by the fuel fertilizer and grain cos.

[farmaholic]

Boys, boys, boys..... depending on what the "current" price actually is now, compared to what we paid last fall we are looking at over 25% savings. AND I personally can't see it being this(what ever it is) cheap next fall and early winter. Especially if the crop is big and guys buy for tax reasons.

QUIT STIRRING THE PEASANTS!!!!

Interesting thought, does that mean anything that was used late spring and wasn't "prepaid" is cheaper than last fall?