Crop and fertilizer prices

[furrowtickler]

Crop prices getting slammed and fertilizer just jumped a lot .
They are deliberately trying to kill farming it seems

[SASKFARMER]

i got my fall price with immediate delivery and pay and basically told them to go **** off.

it’s insane grain prices are back to prewar pre drought pre what ever the fu k happened the last two years and yet our inputs are going up.

i said **** you to them other farmers need to also send a message

[bucket]

I use to think the target was the 2500-5000 acre farms to be eliminated.


Now I think they want the 2500-10000 acre farms out of the way.

Its easier for governments, dealers , suppliers across the board.

Less farmers equals less earaches.

There is a plan. And it seems some of us are not part of it.

[Partners]

Local can't buy new N for the price we are quoted for his in stock he got in July.. Nuts...

[Old Cowzilla]

IF only cows paid better

[Partners]

Crop prices getting slammed and fertilizer just jumped a lot .
They are deliberately trying to kill farming it seems

New price for 46 is $975 dealer cost..
Claims they make 25 bucks a tonne..
30% reduction might happen voluntary.

[woodland]

IF only cows paid better

Amen brother 🙏

At least we love what we do……… most days😎

[woodland]

New price for 46 is $975 dealer cost..
Claims they make 25 bucks a tonne..
30% reduction might happen voluntary.

Yikes! We debated last month on buying at $850 delivered and I guess I’ll be glad we held our noses and booked it. Must be same guys in charge of dreaming up fuel prices the way they yo-yo around too.

My cows are doing their part to keep inflation down at least😎

[fcr]

We sold spring wheat last July for almost the same price it is now , however it was grown with less than half the input costs. I think you will see a pullback on inputs if prices don’t drop considerably. Our area with only 5.2 inches of rain is going to hit a lot of farmers hard this year and going forward .

[biglentil]

Pulled the trigger on 28 for '23. In the current macro environment I see this as a slight inflationary reprieve before we see the next larger wave of inflation, much like occurred in the late 70's. Things are volatile and the trend is your friend.