Articles tagged under: Josh Linville
Transportation Costs Push Fertilizer Prices Higher
Published January 23, 2022
StoneX Director of Fertilizer Josh Linville credits the skyrocketing fertilizer prices to a suitcase of reasons, including stimulus checks, high demand, and production issues. Transportation issues have also caused delays in fertilizer production. "Something that we're just starting to talk…Top Story #3: High Fertilizer Prices
Published December 28, 2021
Fertilizer prices are significantly higher as 2021 comes to a close. DTN Fertilizer Reporter Russ Quinn says prices started to increase in December 2020. "Every week since, price have increased slightly. Right now, prices range from 63 to 220 percent…Higher Fertilizer Prices Driven By Supply
Published December 5, 2021
Unlike 2008, the current spike in fertilizer prices is being driven by supply. "In 2008 there wasn't an issue finding fertilizer," says Josh Linvillle, Director of Fertilizer, StoneX Group. "If you waited a few days, you'd pay more, but it…Fertilizer Prices Could Be Worse
Published November 12, 2021
Fertilizer prices continue to move higher. Supplies are tight and demand remains strong. According to StoneX Group Director of Fertilizer Josh Linville, activities around the globe are impacting nitrogen prices. "China, one of the world's major producers, effectively banned exports,…High Fertilizer Costs Influenced by China
Published October 19, 2021
Wholesale fertilizer prices have quadrupled from one year ago. StoneX Fertilizer Division Director Josh Linville says there are numerous factors at play. That includes a decision by China to ban fertilizer exports. "The (Chinese) government has come out with a…Is There More Bullishness Left in the Fertilizer Market?
Published October 11, 2021
Fertilizer prices have been following a counter-seasonal trend. Typically, those prices hit lows in the summer months. StoneX fertilizer analyst Josh Linville says that hasn’t been the case this year. "A lot of production in the nitrogen sector was lost…Why the Recent Run-up in Fertilizer Prices?
Published March 18, 2021
Fertilizer prices are on the rise as the spring planting season nears. Large demand and supply strains are part of the reason. In some instances, anhydrous ammonia prices have nearly doubled since fall 2020. "It's as big of an 180…