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GB fertiliser prices
Last updated: 13 June 2025
The GB fertiliser price series aims to increase transparency in the market and help levy payers understand price trends for a key input.
The prices cover seven fertiliser products:
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Ammonium nitrate (UK produced and imported)
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Liquid nitrogen (UAN)
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Granular urea
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Potash
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Phosphates
- Polysulphate
- Nitrate sulphur
They are an average of delivered to farm spot prices and therefore should be used as an indicator of pricing trends.
Latest market update
These prices are scheduled to be updated week commencing 7 July 2025.
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Additional information
For more information on this price series, including the specification and validation ranges, please click here:
All these price series are designed to provide comprehensive historical records of the delivered to farm price for fertiliser. They are not designed to be used as a base for future contract prices. The decision of how to arrive at the price to pay for fertiliser is entirely a matter between the buyer and seller.
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This dataset was produced by our Data and Analysis Team. To find out more about the team, along with the internationally recognised ISO 9001:2015 accreditation we have for our Quality Management System, please visit the Data and Analysis team page.
If you need any further help, please email Martin, Esther, Dorian or Gavin at datum@ahdb.org.uk
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