Fertilizer shortages and skyrocketing prices took a toll on producers across the country last year, leaving many speculating over availability and cost for 2023 planting.
Economist with the Fertilizer Institute, Jason Troendle spoke with RFD-TV’s own Suzanne Alexander on last year’s trends, how current markets look, and advice for farmers.
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