fertilizer prices

With urea prices slipping, crop producers are feeling a little lighter in the pocket these days. But don’t get too comfortable; the market can turn on a dime.

Farmers in the EU are breathing a sigh of relief as customs duties on key fertilizers have been suspended for a whole year. Let's see how this plays out.

Imagine a world where your corn and wheat thrive without pricey fertilizers—WSU researchers are working on making that dream a reality with bacterial science.

The green fertilizer market is on the rise, reflecting a shift towards more sustainable farming practices.

With over 1,000 permits already granted, the push for local fertilizer manufacturing is gaining momentum, and farmers are feeling hopeful.

As crops grow and prices rise, Eddie Melton makes a heartfelt plea in D.C. about the struggles farmers face today.

Fertilizer prices are just the tip of the iceberg. Let's dive into what’s really at stake for our farmers right now.

Farmers across the U.S. are feeling the pinch from soaring fertilizer costs, with wheat growers taking a significant hit as agencies work to tackle these rising expenses.

The closure of a key shipping route has farmers bracing for impact. Prices are rising.

About one-third of the world’s fertilizer and a fifth of its oil moves out of the Gulf through the Strait. That’s raised fuel, fertilizer, and food prices.