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Shipping Risks Could Tighten Fertilizer Supplies

Published February 18, 2026

Increased tensions with Iran are putting more pressure on global fertilizer exports. StoneX Vice President of Fertilizers Josh Linville says that with all the fertilizer exports that move through the region, losing access to it would be a big blow…

Tariff Uncertainty Worries U.S. Fertilizer Industry

Published February 3, 2025

StoneX Vice President of Fertilizer Josh Linville is hearing concerns about tariffs and their impact on the fertilizer industry. Potash is the biggest hurdle. "It's hard to understate just how important Canadian potash flows are to the U.S." The timing…

Urea and Anhydrous Prices Soar

Published October 7, 2021

Fertilizer prices have more than doubled from one year ago. "We've seen a massive explosion in urea and anhydrous prices," said Todd Erickson, general manager, Finley Farmer's Grain and Elevator. "Anhydrous has gone up $400 in the last three weeks;…

Fertilizer Prices Are On The Way Up

Published February 11, 2021

According to a weekly survey conducted by DTN, ag retailers said urea prices are up 16 percent from last month. DAP is 15 percent more expensive and UAN28 increased 14 percent. MAP values are now over $600 a ton, levels…

Hours of Service Waiver Issued for Transporting Fertilizer

Published April 24, 2019

North Dakota Governor Doug Burgum has issued an executive order granting an hours of service waiver for drivers transporting anhydrous ammonia and other fertilizers. The order comes as farmers in the state are facing spring planting delays due to late…

Book Fertilizer Needs Early

Published April 12, 2019

Flooding south of the Northern Plains has already caused problems getting product moved north. Bottineau, North Dakota-based Dakota Agronomy Partners Northeast Region Manager Darren Jantz is advising his customers to book their spring fertilizer needs soon. "Farmers didn't get much…

Retail Fertilizer Prices Soften

Published March 8, 2019

For the first time in several months, retail fertilizer prices are softening. DTN reporter Russ Quinn says half of the fertilizers were down slightly. "The last time we had multiple fertilizers lower was December 2018." While slightly lower than last…

Use Caution with Spring Anhydrous Application

Published May 1, 2018

Farmers should use some caution when planting after a spring anhydrous application. University of Minnesota Extension Soil Scientist Dan Kaiser says it really depends on soil moisture. "If you look at the point of injection, there's a round shape between…

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Shipping Risks Could Tighten Fertilizer Supplies

Tariff Uncertainty Worries U.S. Fertilizer Industry

Urea and Anhydrous Prices Soar

Fertilizer Prices Are On The Way Up

Hours of Service Waiver Issued for Transporting Fertilizer

Book Fertilizer Needs Early

Retail Fertilizer Prices Soften

Use Caution with Spring Anhydrous Application

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