Fertiliser in UK Law
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Squeezing The Bottom Line - Input Costs
... ... Duty rises on gas oil haven't helped. The rise in global energy costs is reflected in the price of fertiliser, as gas is a major feedstock for nitrogen production. Supply and demand imbalances are also driving up fertiliser costs. Higher grain prices have ... ...
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World Soil Day: High Tech In Farming
... ... yields over the last hundred years. Nitrogen in particular can be ... fixed from the atmosphere to produce fertiliser products such as ... ammonia and ammonium nitrate, and this is commonly achieved using ... the Haber process. This is a chemical process invented in ... ...
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Sunshine, Booze And CO2 The Importance Of Supply Chain Management
... ... What's the problem? ... A large amount of CO2 is produced as a by-product of the fertiliser industry. Consumption of fertiliser is higher in the winter, so many fertiliser plants close down in the summer for essential maintenance and ... ...
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Composting Toilet
... ... Composting toilets are becoming increasingly popular; they treat sewage on site, recycling the nutrients into fertiliser that you can then use on the garden ... Your neighbour's installation of a composting toilet in his garden must be in accordance with the Building ... ...
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Milk Money
... ... Variable costs increased compared to last year, largely driven by rises in feed and fertiliser prices. Often overlooked is inflation of 'other' variable costs, such as straw, vets and medication, seeds and dairy consumables. In terms of ... ...
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Modernisation Of The List Of Improvements To Agricultural Holdings
... ... Paragraph 30Application to land of purchased manure and fertiliser, whether organic or inorganic. Application to land of soil improvers, conditioners, digestates, manure or fertiliser, whether organic or inorganic ... ...
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Dairy Profitability
... ... This was mainly due to the fall in milk prices but was not helped by high fertiliser prices. Overheads also went up for the 2009-10 year as Friesian Farm invested in compliance for nitrate vulnerable zones ... With milk prices ... ...
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Pigs Can't Fly But Their Prices Might - Livestock Price Update
... ... arable sector have enjoyed. But it did experience the same fuel ... and fertiliser input cost increases, with the added burden of ... much higher feed costs from cereals and protein ... However, for much of the current year ... ...
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Farm Incomes
... ... Total input costs for 2012 have risen by £44m (2%) compared to 2011 levels. The main increases are from fertiliser and fuel. Feed costs are actually thought to have fallen but this is due to a projected fall in poultry numbers more than a reduction in unit feed ... ...
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FBI Results - Most Farm Types Realised An Increase In Income
... ... Firmer milk and cattle prices resulted in better FBI for dairy farms, with output more than offsetting the increased feed and fertiliser costs ... Of those farms which are cropped, cereals farms saw a fall in FBI while general cropping farms experienced a year-on-year increase. Both ... ...
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