Producers May Face Difficult Fertilizer Decisions This Fall
Tensions in the Middle East have raised significant concerns about the price and availability of fertilizers and fertilizer inputs in recent weeks.
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Price at the Pump: Prices Pull Back From Initial U.S./Iran Shock
It should come as no surprise that the past ten days have been volatile for oil prices, first because of tensions and attacks between Israel and Iran, and over the weekend the United States' attacks on Iranian nuclear facilities. Patrick DeHaan with Gasbuddy.com said ...
DeHaan: Oil Prices Dropping On Economic Weakness in China, Europe
After trading higher last week, thanks to Iran's attack on Israel, oil prices have fallen again. In Monday’s trade, West Texas Crude was trading around $74 per barrel, while off from last week’s numbers, still higher than the prices we saw during most of September. Patrick DeHaan with...
Middle East Conflict Affecting Fertilizer Markets
The University of Illinois says the ag sector is closely watching the fertilizer markets this week because of the ongoing war in the Middle East. Following months of tight supplies, global nitrogen values started rising last week.
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DeHaan: Fuel Prices Expected To Continue Downward In September
Time for your PNW Ag Network Price at the Pump. Monday may have been a holiday here in the U.S., but trading continued across the globe. And in that trade, we saw oil prices continue to slip, with West Texas Crude trading Monday down slightly to $73 per barrel. And it’s not just...
Study Shows Consumer Attitudes on Cultivated Meat
Global research released last week showing consumers are open to pivoting to cultivated meat in the future. The study was released by Aleph Farms, a cultured meat startup based in Israel, with an office in the United States.
Their research claims many consumers were not familiar with cultivated meat
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