
DTN's weekly retail survey for the fourth week of September 2025 shows most fertilizers higher versus the prior month. DAP rose 6% to an average of $904/ton, while MAP averaged $922/ton and potash $486/ton.
Urea and several liquid nitrogen products edged lower.
DAP's sharp monthly and annual gains add cost pressure to phosphate-dependent crop budgets, which can feed into feed grain and oilseed production economics. Stronger potash and phosphate prices point to firm input costs ahead of the new crop year.
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