
StoneX's Josh Linville says phosphate is the hardest fertilizer purchase for farmers, as prices never fell like potash and nitrogen did and interest costs are high. He argues that the high cost of phosphate is a barrier even where soil and crop needs demand it.
Persistently high phosphate prices and poor affordability may curb buying and keep phosphate costs elevated for feed-grain growers.
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