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Russian export quotas for fertilizer to India are dramatically increased, despite international sanctions pressure.

While this year is bringing many challenges and extremes, efficiency will be of the most importance. An agronomist has tips on how you can make the most of your input dollars. 

The IMF has become the most recent global body to issue a warning regarding food shortages, saying that nations are at risk of civil unrest.

High Fertilizer Costs Likely to Extend into Spring Planting. 

On the evening of January 31, 2022, a fire broke out at the Winston Weaver fertilizer plant located in a business and residential area on Winston-Salem’s north side. Thick smoke, noxious fumes, and the threat of a catastrophic explosion from hundreds of tons of ammonium nitrate on site caused thousands to evacuate their homes and made national headlines. And now residents are demanding accountability on the zoning laws and regulations that permit chemical manufacturers and local residents to l...

The latest fertilizer tracker shows that all eight major categories increased this month, but the pace was slower than the double-digit percentages we saw last week.

Shipping data shows at least 24 ships filled with 678,000 tonnes of Russian fertilizer are en route to Brazil despite sanctions.

PALMYRA, Mo. — Farmers in Northeast Missouri are eagerly anticipating the right moment to plant crops this season.

Fertilizer Market Size Expects to Reach US$ 203.5 Billion by 2027 | CAGR 3.9%

Decision adds to worries about coming food shortages CF Industries, the nation’s largest manufacturer of fertilizers, is warning its customers that fertilizer shipments will be delayed and may not reach farmers in time for the critical spring planting season because of a move by Union Pacific Railroad to limit the volume on private boxcars carried| USSA News