The purpose of this rule is to provide the most recent market prices of fertilizer components to be used for penalty assessments of deficient fertilizer.  


  • RULE NO: RULE TITLE
    5E-1.016: Commercial Values for Penalty Assessments
    PURPOSE AND EFFECT: The purpose of this rule is to provide the most recent market prices of fertilizer components to be used for penalty assessments of deficient fertilizer.
    SUBJECT AREA TO BE ADDRESSED: Rule 5E-1.016 updates the most recent market prices of fertilizer components to be used for penalty assessments of deficient fertilizers.
    SPECIFIC AUTHORITY: 576.181(2) FS. 570.07(23) FS.
    LAW IMPLEMENTED: 576.051(2), 576.051(7) FS., 576.061 FS. 576.071 FS. 576.181 FS.
    IF REQUESTED IN WRITING AND NOT DEEMED UNNECESSARY BY THE AGENCY HEAD, A RULE DEVELOPMENT WORKSHOP WILL BE HELD AT THE TIME, DATE AND PLACE SHOWN BELOW:
    TIME AND DATE: May 8, 2006, 8:00 a.m.
    PLACE: Agricultural Environmental Services Conference Room, 3125 Conner Blvd., Tallahassee, Florida.
    THE PERSON TO BE CONTACTED REGARDING THE PROPOSED RULE DEVELOPMENT AND A COPY OF THE PRELIMINARY DRAFT, IF AVAILABLE, IS: Mr. Dale W. Dubberly, Chief, Bureau of Compliance Monitoring, Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services, 3125 Conner Boulevard, Building # 8, Tallahassee, Florida 32399-1650 (850)488-8731.

    THE PRELIMINARY TEXT OF THE PROPOSED RULE DEVELOPMENT IS:

    5E-1.016 Commercial Values for Penalty Assessments.

    The commercial values used in assessing penalties for plant nutrient deficiencies are determined by the annualized average market prices published by the Green Markets Publication (effective 3/27/06), Chemical Market Reporter Publication (effective 8-13-01) which is hereby incorporated by reference. Commercial Values not provided in Industry Publications will be established thru survey approved by the Fertilizer Technical Council. Copies may be obtained from the Green Markets, 1010 Wayne Avenue, Suite 1400, Silver Spring, MD 20910 USA. Chemical Market Reporter, 307 Southgate Court, Brentwood, TN 37027. This rule shall be reviewed annually.

    (1) PRIMARY PLANT NUTRIENTS.

     

    Guaranteed

    as

    Commercial Values

    (Per unit*)

    Total Nitrogen

    N

    $8.14

    5.49

    Nitrate Nitrogen

    N

    7.80

    5.39

    Ammoniacal Nitrogen

    N

    6.32

    4.60

    Water Soluble or Urea Nitrogen

    N

    5.17

    4.81

    Slow Release Nitrogen (from other SRN sources)

    N

    13.48

    4.48

    Water Insoluble Nitrogen

    N

    13.29

    12.32

    Available Phosphorus

    P2O5

    4.90

    3.55

    Slow Release Phosphate

    P2O5

    19.10

    19.10

    Potassium (from Muriate)

    K2O

    3.00

    2.21

    Slow Release Potassium

    K2O

    14.78

    15.04

    Potassium (from any source other than Muriate or a combination of sources)

    K20

    6.74

    4.31

     

     

     

     

     

    (2) SECONDARY PLANT NUTRIENTS.

     

    Guaranteed

    as

    Commercial Values

    (Per unit*)

    Total and water Soluble Magnesium (from any source)

    Mg

    $6.53

    $6.53

    Manganese (from sulfate)

    Mn

    19.78

    15.89

    Manganese (from Sucrate)

    Mn

    16.44

    11.25

    Manganese (from chloride)

    Mn

    6.10

    6.10

    Manganese (from oxide)

    Mn

    9.35

    6.27

    Manganese (from chelate

     in group 1**)

    Mn

    215.50

    215.50

    Manganese (from chelate in group 2**)

    Mn

    70.90

    70.90

    Copper (from sulfate)

    Cu

    62.03

    36.52

    Copper (from chloride)

    Cu

    22.15

    22.15

    Copper (from oxide)

    Cu

    19.25

    19.25

    Copper (from chelate in group 1**)

    Cu

    156.00

    156.00

    Copper (from chelate in group 2**)

    Cu

    113.20

    113.20

    Zinc (from sulfate)

    Zn

    21.68

    17.94

    Zinc (from sucrate)

    Zn

    14.20

    14.20

    Zinc (from chloride)

    Zn

    18.45

    18.45

    Zinc (from oxide)

    Zn

    12.98

    9.92

    Zinc (from chelate in group 1**)

    Zn

    188.00

    188.00

    Zinc (from chelate in group 2**)

    Zn

    65.00

    65.00

    Iron (from sulfate)

    Fe

    14.51

    12.88

    Iron (from sucrate)

    Fe

    8.67

    6.18

    Iron (from humate)

    Fe

    16.11

    16.11

    Iron (from oxide)

    Fe

    4.94

    3.88

    Iron (from chelate in group 1**)

    Fe

    248.67

    244.96

    Iron (from chelate in group 2**)

    Fe

    82.00

    82.00

    Aluminum

    Al

    14.42

    14.42

    Sulfur (free)

    S

    3.50

    2.55

    Sulfur (combined)

    S

    2.27

    2.21

    Boron

    B

    38.95

    33.74

    Molybdenum

    Mo

    222.22

    198.80

    Cobalt

    Co

    89.90

    89.90

    Calcium (from any source)

    Ca

    .79

    .71

     

    (3) DOLOMITE and LIMESTONE (when sold as material).

    Magnesium

    MgCO3

    .18

    .18

    Calcium

    CaCO3

    .09

    .09

     

    (4) CALCIUM SULFATE (land plaster, gypsum) (when sold as material).

    Calcium

    CaSO4

    .30

    .30

     

    *A “Unit” of plant nutrient is one percent (by weight) of a ton or 20 pounds.

    **Chelates in “group 1” have aminopolycarboxylic acids, such as EDTA, HEDTA, DTPA and NTA, or related compounds as chelating agents. Chelates in “group 2” have chelating agents other than those in group 1.

    Specific Authority 576.181(2) FS., 570.07(23) FS. Law Implemented 576.051(2), (3), (7) FS., 576.061 FS., 576.071 FS., 576.181 FS. History–New 1-23-67, Amended 10-22-68, 11-20-69, 10-22-70, 3-9-74, 6-28-74, 10-25-74, 7-6-76, 7-26-77, 7-22-79, 4-23-80, 10-27-80, 10-18-81, 2-16-84, 12-2-85, Formerly 5E-1.16, Amended 11-16-86, 10-8-87, 9-26-88, 11-19-89, 3-28-91, 2-25-92, 8-3-93, 7-12-94, 10-25-98, ________.

Document Information

Subject:
Rule 5E-1.016 updates the most recent market prices of fertilizer components to be used for penalty assessments of deficient fertilizers.
Purpose:
The purpose of this rule is to provide the most recent market prices of fertilizer components to be used for penalty assessments of deficient fertilizer.
Rulemaking Authority:
576.181(2) FS., 570.07(23) FS.
Law:
576.051(2), 576.051(7) FS., 576.061 FS., 576.071 FS., 576.181 FS.
Contact:
Mr. Dale W. Dubberly, Chief, Bureau of Compliance Monitoring, Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services, 3125 Conner Boulevard, Building # 8, Tallahassee, Florida 32399-1650 (850)488-8731.
Related Rules: (1)
5E-1.016. Commercial Values for Penalty Assessments