778 - Thursday's Daily

Farm Tender Daily - All the news for Thursday, the 27th of November, 2025.

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A new Aussie Ag podcast has hit the airways, which is good to see because Aussie Ag podcasts seem to be in decline for some reason. Here we are talking about Farm Tender. Take a listen here.

TODAY’S TRENDS - Hay feed test results are beginning to come through, and the contrast is clear. Those who managed to bale and stack before the rain are reporting strong quality, while others are seeing more subdued results, with downgrades that will inevitably influence pricing.

Ongoing windy and wet conditions in several areas continue to delay baling, and some crops have now been on the ground for weeks, further adding to the challenges faced by growers.

WHAT SOLD - Tractor, Rotary Harrows, Cattle Feeders, Oaten Hay.

FARM INPUTS REPORT - by Ellen Garland 0418 137 224
Listing of the Week: Nutrimax Guano Granules Early Bird Specials

FERTILISER -
Please get in touch to discuss what Fertiliser you require between now and March next year.  We can keep you up to date with pricing, availability and any expected market movements.
Note: Prices below are indicative at the time of publication. We will always source the most current and competitive pricing at the time of your enquiry. 

UREA - $800 - $820 depending on port and Supplier  - Firming - please note that we can offer high $700’s per tonne depending on port. 

SOA - $445 - Ex All ports - No Change

GRAN AM - $460.00 - Ex all Ports - No Change

MAP - $1250 - Ex All Ports - Down $30.00 per tonne

DAP - $1340.00 - Ex All ports - No Change

SSP - $510.00 prompt - Ex Geelong, Newcastle, Portland, Adelaide - No Change - $490.00 for early next year onwards

GRANULOCK Z - $1,390 - Ex Geelong, Brisbane, Newcastle - Down $5.00 per tonne - Cheaper alternatives available

MoP - $760 - Ex all Ports - Down $10.00 per tonne

SoP - $1270.00 - Ex all ports 


CHEMICAL - similar to Fertiliser, the chemical prices have been steady for the last few weeks. (please note: our prices are in brackets)
All chemical prices have stayed firm, we expect this to continue over the next 30 to 60 days.

Glyphosate 450 (1000L Shuttles) - $4.50 + GST per litre ($3.95 + GST)

Glyphosate 540 (1000L Shuttles) - $5.40 + GST per litre ($5.00 + GST)

Paraquat 250 (1000L Shuttles) - $4.60 + GST per litre ($3.90 + GST)

Amine 700 (1000L Shuttles) - $7.00 + GST per litre ($6.20 + GST)

Please keep an eye out for pricing on Trifluarlin, Boxer Gold, ProSulpho Carb and Triallate for delivery early next year.

💬 Need Fertiliser or Chemical?
Get in touch with Ellen Garland on 0418 137 224 to discuss your upcoming requirements — we’ll make sure you have the latest on price, product, and availability across all ports.

What was in this mornings edition of The Farmers Club.

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• We did a long-form podcast with SA Cropping industry legend Bill Long yesterday, which we managed to get out today. Bill has achieved so much in his Agronomy/consulting/Farming career, and we chat about many different subjects. Great insights.

• When you subscribe now, you are adding a whole library of podcasts to your learning arsenal. There are 16 “End of Message” short-form podcasts and 14 “The Farmers Club Private” long-form podcasts that you can tap into. Great whilst doing long hours over Harvest.

• We also did a 2nd podcast with Bill Long, critiquing the GRDC, and why they have a billion-dollar cash pile. That one will be out early next week.

• We wrote about Machinery syndication in a story this morning. It’s something Farmers might need to consider in this era of high Machinery prices.

• It’s been a soft finish for those Farmers in the South East of the country, and boy, it’s been needed. We wrote about what a mild finish can do for a season this morning.

• When we write, we angle stories that fuel questions. When we gather and aggregate information, we opt for the content that will fuel more questions. As we keep saying, it’s not about the content we deliver; it’s about what the content can do for you.

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