
Retail U.S. fertilizer prices mostly softened in late December 2025, with seven of eight major products declining month over month. DAP fell 6% to an average of $866 per ton, though it remains 17% above December 2024, and potash and urea also trended lower.
Softer retail fertilizer prices ease input costs ahead of 2026 planting, but nutrient prices remain historically elevated, which can keep planting-cost pressure on corn and other crop margins and on feed prices over the coming season.
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