Farm Bureau
Americannoun
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Timing matters for American farmers because fertilizer purchasing, field preparation and early-season fertilizer applications are already underway, wrote Faith Parum, economist at the American Farm Bureau Federation, in a report earlier this month.
From MarketWatch
Dropping duties on Moroccan potash has been something called for by the American Farm Bureau as a way to mitigate the rising costs for fertilizer ahead of next month’s start to spring planting in the Corn Belt.
The American Farm Bureau Federation said the disruption is hitting just as U.S. spring planting gets underway, when fertilizer purchases and early field applications are already in motion.
From Barron's
“Without strategically prioritizing the delivery of critical farm inputs such as urea, ammonia, nitrogen, phosphate, and sulfur-based products, the U.S. risks a shortfall in crops,” wrote farm bureau President Zippy Duvall in a letter to the White House.
From Barron's
"Without strategically prioritizing the delivery of critical farm inputs such as urea, ammonia, nitrogen, phosphate, and sulfur-based products, the US risks a shortfall in crops," American Farm Bureau Federation President Zippy Duvall warned Monday.
From Barron's
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