805 - Thursday's Daily

Farm Tender Daily - All the news for Thursday, the 15th of January, 2026.

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🌱 FARM INPUTS REPORT 🌱 by Ellen Garland 0418 137 224
Listing of the Week: SINGLE SUPER (Ex Newcastle)

FERTILISER -
Please get in touch to discuss what Fertiliser you require.  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 - $785 - Ex All ports - Up $15.00 per tonne

SOA - $450 - Ex All ports - NC

MAP - $1180 - Ex All Ports - NC

DAP - $1240.00 - Ex All ports - Down $20.00 per tonne

SSP - $5100.00 - Ex Geelong, Newcastle, Portland, Adelaide - NC

Granulock Z - $1,315.00 - Ex Geelong, Brisbane, Newcastle - down $5.00 per tonne

MoP - $760.00 - Ex all Ports - No Change

SoP - $1,300.00-$1,340.00 - Ex all ports - NC 

CHEMICAL -
Note: Farm Tender Price in Brackets

Glyphosate 450 (1000L Shuttles) - $4.50 + GST per litre ($4.20 + GST)

Glyphosate 540 (1000L Shuttles) - $5.40 + GST per litre ($4.90 + GST)

Paraquat 250 (1000L Shuttles) - $5.00 + GST per litre ($4.50 + GST)

Amine 700 (1000L Shuttles) - $7.00 + GST per litre ($6.00 + GST)

Trifluralin 480 (1000L Shuttles) - $6.10 + GST per litre ($5.85 + GST)

Pro SulfoCarb  (1000L Shuttles) - $6.80 + GST per litre ($6.30 + GST)

Triallate (1000L Shuttle) - $11.00 + GST per litre ($10.50 + GST)

💬 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.

• Lambpro's Tom Bull is concerned about the exodus of Sheep and how it might lead to some young talent switching over to Cropping or Cattle. We wrote today about how it's probably time for numbers to level out, but calls for a rebuild of the flock might put the current advantage in jeopardy. The Sheep industry might just be the envy industry in a couple of years' time.

• One of our subscribers is 92 and is still as sharp as a tack. He says he reads our newsletter to keep the knowledge flow constant. We wrote a story yesterday about how cash is making a little bit of a comeback, and he rang me to say that he was not going to use his internet banking anymore and was heading back to paying for things with cash and cheques. He said there are too many people getting scammed…

• I have a mate who is in the Freight game, and he has built a brilliant business. We have reported recently that a few high-profile general Freight companies have gone broke, and the report is that it's tough going. The industry has a lot of sameness about it, and not many have innovated with their business models. Not, my mate, he has done things very differently, and we outline what in an article today. It's a good read because you can learn how you can adapt your own model by following his script.

• James J Hill was a successful Railway entrepreneur in the US when they were starting to develop the Midwest. He was successful because he did things differently (like my mate above) and didn't just focus on building the lines. There are lessons and clues in this story we wrote today for us to unpick.

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