Some of the nation’s top crops could cost farmers less to plant next year, according to new research from the USDA’s Economic Research Service.
There are multiple factors keeping fertilizer input prices high.
Rabobank says the growers in the U.S. and Brazil could expect a healthier supply of fertilizers.
Nitrogen prices are climbing towards highs from last spring. On the other hand, not all fertilizers are going up in price.
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High fertilizer prices are back as Europe battles natural gas shortages.
Representative Feenstra is worried about input costs going into the next growing season and thinks reducing Morocco’s phosphate tariffs could help.
