US fertilizer prices are 45% to 60% below year-earlier levels, though they rebounded from March lows as planting began. Urea, UAN, anhydrous and potash are down about 60% year over year, while phosphates are down 45-50%.
Sharply lower fertilizer costs support farm margins and planted acreage, while the recent rebound from March lows suggests a near-term floor in nutrient prices.
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AgWeb reports US fertilizer prices rebounded from March lows as planting began, consistent with a seasonal demand-driven bounce in phosphates, though published a day after the window ended.