High fertilizer prices creating uncertainty about fall applications. “The biggest advice I can continue to give people is please, please, please be talking to your suppliers sooner than late,” said Josh Linville, vice president of fertilizer, StoneX. Linville said retailers are also reluctant to build inventory if farmers indicate they plan to reduce or delay fertilizer purchases. That could create availability problems if demand suddenly increases later this fall.
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