Farmers need to have their "heads on a swivel" regarding fertilizer price moves

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  • Опубліковано 25 гру 2024

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  • @wakeup8052
    @wakeup8052 Місяць тому +6

    9:00....proving that the high 2021 nitrogen prices were due to the high corn price and not logistics.

  • @craiglaplante9822
    @craiglaplante9822 Місяць тому +4

    Interest rates are almost double now compared to then, the income dollars are not there unless people or funds jump out of stock market and jump into the commodities

  • @furryfurnace9601
    @furryfurnace9601 Місяць тому +1

    The greed is still huge up here in Canada! Crop prices are at 2010 levels ! Society has to decide where they want their food grown!

  • @brucebruhn5620
    @brucebruhn5620 Місяць тому +2

    Tariffs were never taken off . Tell the truth.

  • @FLPhotoCatcher
    @FLPhotoCatcher Місяць тому +2

    Fertilizer needs to be free of toxins such as PFAS's. Does anyone test fertilizers for toxins?

    • @craiglaplante9822
      @craiglaplante9822 4 дні тому

      @@FLPhotoCatcher labs like Midwest testing labs in Omaha Nebraska can test for all metals. Especially in dry and liquid phosphate sources

    • @craiglaplante9822
      @craiglaplante9822 4 дні тому

      @@FLPhotoCatcher PFAS and PFOS. sources would be tested at Eurofinns labs in Colorado

  • @oldtech689
    @oldtech689 Місяць тому +1

    Sure not seeing in western Canada nitrogen fertilizer prices down 2/3 of what they were.

    • @alfredfleming3289
      @alfredfleming3289 Місяць тому +1

      Just checked here , same price as last year,,,,grain prices down though. The struggle here in Canada is that natural gas price is about two thirds carbon tax. Don’t blame producers, blame our liberal government.

  • @brianolson1211
    @brianolson1211 29 днів тому +1

    will suffer with less crop as opposed to spending ridiculous input costs,

  • @clairdenning9062
    @clairdenning9062 Місяць тому +1

    Fertilizer prices have to fall big time, farmers are going broke.

  • @Thegrim326
    @Thegrim326 Місяць тому

    With what money we had 200 acres of corn we got 4k bushels thats it just as bad on beans with 100 acres and we only got 2500 bushels

  • @aahZeiK
    @aahZeiK Місяць тому

    I tend to agree with Josh

  • @jessewatson8005
    @jessewatson8005 Місяць тому +2

    Many farmers should be heavily into planting cover crops beans turnips, kales ,dicon radishes .all those can reduce costs of fertilizers, nnd chemical induction. It works well.

  • @RunnerThin
    @RunnerThin Місяць тому +1

    Stop using chemicals

  • @BestFarmROI
    @BestFarmROI Місяць тому

    Quit your whining - SNX30 fertilizer supplement has your back.

  • @edmc1000
    @edmc1000 24 дні тому

    What if China stops buying any grain from America because of new tariffs .

    • @pgogel8974
      @pgogel8974 24 дні тому

      Than they will starve. They cannot produce enough food for themselves. I am not being antagonistic but just being informative. They have developed most of their farmland to make the world’s consumable products.

    • @jgauthiergauthier403
      @jgauthiergauthier403 4 дні тому

      We are at war with China, shouldn't be feeding them anyway

  • @thegreenerthemeaner
    @thegreenerthemeaner Місяць тому +2

    Why use it? You can grow crops without it. Fix the soil issues instead of killing it.

    • @mikei2545
      @mikei2545 Місяць тому +3

      Are you kidding me, Sri Lanka tried that and it lead to an 80% price hike in food and riots and the president abdicating the throne.

    • @winstonskafte5505
      @winstonskafte5505 Місяць тому +1

      The problem with the commercial style farms that produce 85% of our food base is they run on tight margins that dont allow for natural rotations of legumes ect and intermitent years of production without going bankrupt.

    • @mikei2545
      @mikei2545 Місяць тому +1

      @ I live in ag country and there are no factory style farms. They are big but are still family owned. They take better care of the soil than anyone I know because poor soil leads to poor results.